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The Farm at the end of the Swamp.
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Chickens just
love this ground cover: new palm trees sprouting from coconuts that have fallen on the ground.
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A 20-year-old Cayman, in captivity. Caymans used to be common in the swamp, but they are very rare these days.
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We asked the Cayman to smile, and he was only too happy to comply.
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Tending the Calabasas.
This farm raised several food stuffs, for sale: hibiscus (for tea), calabasas (squash), lemon tree, potato, sweet potato, and, of course, Coconut Palm. I don't think we are in Kansas anymore!
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Coconut Palm plantation.
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