Pacy Crochets: Chili

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Chili

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2012 Egg Count

Jan - 9 eggs
Feb - 80 eggs
March - 117 eggs
April - 126 eggs
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2011 - 996 eggs
2010 - 351 eggs

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