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2 comments:
sounds like a typical kid thing to do (hide things) but unusual for a kid to admit to it...
question: what is a gazing globe?
Okay, found it: Yard Globe
Somebody on wikipedia thinks it is a premier example of camp or kitsch...hehehe (or should that be lmao)...suggest you go edit that out of the wikipedia article...
Patrick
From Long Ago and Far Away
I've always wanted a place for a gazing globe, although I'd probably be too scared to look in it -- did you read *Jane-Emily* (Patricia Clapp, I think) when you were young? Scary stuff.
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