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Soon the group moved on to the California Buckwheat and Daniel added that “we have the most native plants in California for one county,” along with “more native bees than you can shake a stick at.”

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I got off school for more funerals than I could shake a stick at, but I always made up my work.

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“Can you help me tote these buckets of flowers next door? I’ll arrange them in the downstairs kitchen. Lurleen can’t get here to help me for another hour, and I’ve got more orders than I can shake a stick at.”

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He said: "I was waiting in the wind, hanging in this bucket, effectively, with every camera you could shake a stick at."

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There are more antique beer trays and signs and clocks and figurines and backlit rolling dioramas than you can shake a stick at, from the land of sky blue waters and elsewhere.

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