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So I'm in one of my favorite places on campus right now. It's the Fullerton Arboretum, and I brought along one of the workers who won't accept the arboretum and also my boyfriend like, lobby left. He's gonna tell us a little bit about the everyday. So the Arboretum is one of my favorite places on campus as well. It was actually established in nineteen seventies nine because kind of a historical part of the school, trying to preserve any nature that we have. So in the city of floor ten, you know, it's very hard to come by nature, so right here is just kind of our own sanctuary, where lots of animals and lots of people come over here to relax. We hosts events from plant sales, yoga, painting classes and corner. So if you guys want to check that out, go on our Web site. So can you show us like shows around shows on your favorite places? So here we have our first location. The planet's most many moderates graybeards area. Here we have also turtles and So here we have a second the long boot tree, as people like to call it. I know this huge steam looks like a giant tree, but it's actually struck native to the Argentine rest, so they go out there. But you have a heart desert section and a heart. Cactuses with all sorts of different shaped guys have some that are small, growing up to really tall Once on my favorite talk this golden barrels Take a look at that one. Where did these times they come from? Mexico's. The people who built built in inverted top of the bottom the bottom so Dizzy land did not want that we actually purchased. That's throughout the entire arboretum saying, Come in and get your studies done.
