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I picked the keys to the storage shed that was hanging on the wall and made my way out. The storage shed in my house stood sturdy and weathered, nestled at the edge of the backyard. I smelled the scent of hard wood wood and faint hints of mustiness mingled in the air as I entered. Boxes stacked haphazardly held a trove of forgotten trinkets, old books, and other stuff. Cobwebs adorned the corners, their delicate threads flying around. Light filtered through the small, dusty windows, casting soft beams that danced upon the worn wooden floor. The shelves and cabinets beckoned, holding the tools and supplies I needed for my gardening endeavor. I reached out and gently grasped the worn handle of a metal gardening trowel, its weight familiar in my hand. I rummaged further, for a stack of ter

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