A treasure in our own back yard

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underground.JPGLooking for something to do over the Labor Day holiday? Look for treasures in your own back yard.

I just got a note from Kristi G. Johnson, of the Fresno County Office of Tourism
& Film Commission, that the Wall Street Journal is carrying a story about Fresno's famous Underground Gardens. If you haven't seen it before, why not now? I ran into a former colleague the other day at Whole Foods, Leslie Cunning. Remember, she used to write the most charming columns in The Bee's feature section. Leslie is semi-retired now and giving tours of the gardens part-time.

See the impressions of the Wall Street Journal writer by clicking here.

Photo: From local author Silvio Manno's book on the Underground Gardens.

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The Underground Gardens are fabulous and exactly the place to be when it is 106 outside. The only problem is everytime I have tried to take someone there it is closed so I would like to know when they are open.

They have their tour schedule posted online at:

http://www.undergroundgardens.info/Tours.html

I saw the Underground Gardens in 1952. There are a lot of changes since then. We are amused!

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