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Pumpkin pleasure

October 25, 2022 1:30 am

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Lucy DeWitt finds a unicorn pumpkin on the trail at Bainbridge Gardens Oct. 23.

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James DeWitt finds a Hulk pumpkin on the trail at Bainbridge Gardens Oct. 23. The business allows the community to place decorated pumpkins along the trail each Halloween for all to enjoy.

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