Paradise sold, part deux
Remember Paradise Found, once the nicest trailer in the Cove? Now it's a tear-down. A friend who has lived here since she was a kid remembers it in an even earlier incarnation, before the deck was built. The original owner planted the ficus tree you see in the first picture. It anchored an old-fashioned cutting garden, bright pinks and yellows and reds. The second owner swathed the tree in redwood decking. The third owner, well, see for yourself.
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