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Wild things: The ravages of raccoons

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Some time during the night, the raccoons came through and neatly stripped down my daughter’s couple stalks with viable sweet corn.

While I was properly pissed, I also admired the perfect handiwork, it was as if they were as interested in artistry as eating.

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