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the big back yard

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When i was kid i remember running about with my cousins at my Grandmother's house in the western suburbs. There wasn't a single tree in the yard - just lots of lawn and day long games of hockey and soccer.
 
The sun always seemed really hot and there were hardly ever any clouds. I thought the whole world was like this - huge yards with noisy kids.
 
Seeing archie and lachlan running about madly at their grandpa's brings back memories of this time

 
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