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Historic Cherry Trees Journey to Sakai

Three cherry trees planted over 70 years ago were moved Wednesday to their new home at Sakai. View a multimedia slideshow from the mulitmedia link to the left or click: http://www.bradcampimages.com/index_files/reviewslideshows.htm

May 18, 2007 8:00 am

Historic Cherry Trees Journey to Sakai

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