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Weeping Willow Farm™

1265 Cherokee Dr. De Leon Springs, Fl 32130

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Jay & Cindy Smith
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                      Sebastopol Geese

                      also known as wedding geese. They look as if they have been in a wind storm with their lacy feathers.  When they run I think they look like they are holding up a dress. LOL.
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