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2012-12-22 9:26 PM Botanical Garden, Part 2 If you haven't been to the New York Botanical Garden train show you might not know the organizing principle: it's not about the trains. The trains run on tracks in the big conservatory, among miniature models of New York area landmarks -- all made out of plants. Twigs, barks, seeds, leaves, and occasionally (see the TWA Terminal) large fungi. Every year they add some new buildings. It's amazing. If you get a chance to go, you'll thank yourself.
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