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Bromeliad tree lights up the night

By Loren Mayo
| 5:00 a.m. December 6, 2010

Sarasota
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Bromeliad tree lights up the night

Westcoast School students Adar Pitts, Charles Martin III, Alyssa White, Amber Myers and Mikayla Fedd

Sylvia Barber and Allison Moore

Sharon Giles and John R. Clark

Ann Logan and Jeannie Perales

Maida and Sam Lara with Addie Worth

Sharon Giles and Joan Shaver

Luci Perales

Marty Perry, Diane Creasy and Bob Fulghum

Selby's Bromeliad tree

Addie Worth and Maida Lara

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