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        Sun, Nov. 24 – Private Japanese Garden…seldom open to public.

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      Date(s) – 11/24/2013
      10:00 am – 4:00 pm

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      Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden

       

      japanesegardenThe Storrier Stearns garden was conceived in the 1930′s as a private estate garden. Recently restored, it is only open to the public one day a month by reservation.

      IF you “Like” the Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden’s Facebook page you can get in for FREE on November 24th.

      Otherwise you can make reservations for $7.50 on their website, or pay $10.00 at the gate the day of.

      How does it work?
      First, you need to be a member of Facebook (alas). Then go to their Facebook page and under the photo of the garden at the top of the page, click “Like.”
      They will be able to download a list of everyone who “Liked” their page and will have it at the gate Nov. 24.

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