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Ann says:

April 2, 2018 at 3:37 pm

Pragtig wens dit was myne. Love eerste 2.

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Collected these two from Aaron in Hamilton today. Very happy as I had two collected from the same place in Whakatane, but had to let them go when we moved to Tauranga. They were just to large to transport safely and it was a case of those two or ten other trees. What happened to the other Olives that came from Whakatane? Show us your stuff, please.

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