Drilling for dollars
Coyotes hunt in this field just west of the library. Deer graze here. Depending on the time of day or year, you can see hawks and ducks and geese and herons. Occasionally an artist would install life-size sculptures - early man discovering fire as a horse, caught in mid-gallop, circled around him. And now (because seriously, what else is there to do in life?) more shopping is on the way.
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