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#1 & #2 clovers |
I was taking my normal morning walk and happened to glance down at a patch of clovers and noticed one that was larger standing out above the rest. I thought, "What a perfect clover... wait! There are 4 leaves on that clover!" And just inches away was another one just about as big and proud. What are the chances of that? Not one, but two 4-leaf clovers without even searching! I don't know how many hours I spent as a kid looking through clover patches and never found one.
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Look in the very center- #3 clover |
About a week and a half later, I found another one a couple blocks down the path by just glancing down again but decided to leave it. I went back to save it from the lawn mower a couple days later, but was too late.
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#4 four-leaf clover with the first two clovers |
So, I went back to the original patch where I found the first 2 and... Voila! Another one! And it only took about 1 minute or less to find. I don't know whether they are more common than I thought or if I am more uncommonly lucky than I thought. Four 4-leaf clovers in less than 2 weeks! Wow.
I'm going to press and dry them for good luck!
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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