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In Memory of
HARLAN WOODS
who sacrificed both physical and
emotional health in Bougainville, 1943,
but came home to live a long life.
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ar·bo·re·tum (n.) pl. ar·bo·re·tums or ar·bo·re·ta (-t)
1. A place where trees are cultivated for scientific, educational, and ornamental purposes.
2. The official Weblog of the Woods family
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What a terribly long way from home he was...in so many ways. A lot of Australians fought in what is now Papua New Guinea and the Solomons - I get the impression that the conditions were some of the worst ever faced - so many returned servicemen refuse to discuss it.
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