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Betsy Stuckey
Ed and the carrot

This carrot is too weird to eat

This is a photo of my 8-year-old son, Ed, holding the “weirdest” carrot from our garden. He liked it because it had so many shoots coming off of it. I think we either left it grow too long or didn’t thin the carrots enough. We didn’t eat this one, just took the photo.

Betsy Stuckey’s family lives in Woodburn.

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