Mine is more of a golden tobaccowhat I might call a Connecticut shade-grown leaf, rather than corojo or maduro
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"Butterflies Are Free" Goldie Hawn plays the girl-next-door who strikes up a friendship with her neighbor, a blind man played by Edward Albert, in the film version of Leonard Gershe's play, "Butterflies Are Free" (1972)
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Reverdy Sasscer practiced medicine here, converting the northwest room into an office, as well as operating a tobacco farm (partially tenanted)