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Every year a group of activists who are working to protect Red Lily Pond get together to offer a Global Earth Exchange. One outcome of this annual event is that a group of artists, led by Avis Parke-Strong (left) now meets around the pond on a regular basis to paint.
Every year a group of activists who are working to protect Red Lily Pond get together to offer a Global Earth Exchange. One outcome of this annual event is that a group of artists, led by Avis Parke-Strong (left) now meets around the pond on a regular basis to paint.
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