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A visit to Biltmore's walled garden

Ahead of the hard freeze this week, I wanted to get a last glimpse of Asian cherries in town and at Biltmore Estate. A pop-up in my FB feed showed tulips in the Walled Garden, too. So I mingled with the tourists to visit.  Delightful.  

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