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Hortensis

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6. Yes! I insist on one in ours. My husband was just

Reply to braddy (Reply #4)

Sat Nov 30, 2019, 11:40 AM

Nov 2019

complaining yesterday about having to take its handle to move it sideways to make room for something. Also a bag with sundries, like batteries and battery charger that runs off the car battery. And water that we have to keep replenishing. Doesn't cost us anything to keep it there instead of inside.

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