Did Grandma know the
Bodega Red Potato?
I wish I could ask.
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Kel - Smiles around the world.
Wow, Katrina, I got a little chill when I read the part about the neighbor anonymously bringing forth the little marble sized potatoes!
Colleen
Beautiful photo!
Colleen- I loved that part too. And then my Mom told me my great grandparents raised potatoes on the ranch near Bodega and the indians would camp by the stream and help with the harvest. It's funny I never heard that story before.
Donna - The community garden - it's magic. Thank you.
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