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Weird blight causing leaves on golf-course trees to change color
Something creepy is happening to the trees on my golf course. Leaves that were completely green just a couple of weeks ago are different colors now, including bright red:
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Other trees on the course have developed strange bulbous growths -- none of which were there when the season began:
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Even eerier, people kept referring to last Monday as "Labor Day" -- which used to come at the end of the summer, not in the middle, like now. The Sunday Morning Group has been coping by supplementing our kegerators with an all-day Bloody Mary buffet, on the clubhouse porch.
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The Bloody Marys haven't made the leaves green again, but for some of the guys they seem to help. I'll let you know if I figure out what's going on.