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A weather beaten sign outdoors says, "Welcome to Bid Wave: Join Us Saturday Mornings, 2nd + 4th"
Big Wave has been a place for members to gather for two decades. The farm portion of the land sells eggs, lavender, vegetables and cut flowers. (KQED/Rachael Myrow)

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