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Miniature Golf Day

Miniature Golf Day

Get yourself down to the (tiny) putting green for Miniature Golf Day! A great day out for the family, and an excuse to sharpen up your putting skills all in one fun package. Watch out for the windmill turbines!

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Ugly Truck Day
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Wear Brown Shoes Day
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