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"font-family: Arial">On April 13,

Foley’s Antique Rose Trial was dedicated in the name of A. Perry

Wilbourne, who recently retired from his position as Foley’s City

Administrator, where he served for over eighteen years. Many of

Foley’s city employees, elected officials, and South Baldwin

Chamber of Commerce representatives where on hand for the

dedication, and a bronze plaque to be displayed at the Rose Trail

was presented in appreciation for the many years of service and

contributions made by Mr.

Wilbourne.

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continues to expand the Rose Trail and organizers continue to look

for new and exciting ideas for additional expansion. A few plans

that are currently in the works include a rock stream and a

butterfly garden. Once the expansion is complete, the rose trail

will be over a mile long and will include over 500

plants.

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"font-family: Arial">The project’s

current value to the community comes through the enjoyment that

visitors and local citizens get as they stroll down the trail of

roses. Many communities have a walking trail for the public to use,

but Foley’s trail is a unique destination for a wide variety of

people. Those who enjoy the trail come from many places and for

many reasons; they include walkers, joggers, parents, students, and

antique rose enthusiasts. The Antique Rose Trail has helped turn

Foley into a favorite destination for a growing number of people

who love and have a special appreciation for antique

roses.

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