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Wickham Park Sensory Garden
Date: 5/25/2010 Album ID: 1011351
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
Email Page to FriendBuy this PhotoEnlarge this Photo
Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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Wickham Park's sound garden is one of six different sections of the 250-acre park's newest sensory garden. Designed to enliven visitors of all abilities through the five senses, the garden is one of the largest of its kind in New England. (David Huck / Journal Inquirer)
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