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The grasses of the [[Ehrendton]] are far from luxurious, being short, thin, and prone to a fungus that turns them from yellow-green to an unhealthy white. Such patches are called ''dødmangraes'' ("dead man's grass") and are said to be the sign of an unmarked grave. | The grasses of the [[Ehrendton]] of [[Nova Vaasa]] are far from luxurious, being short, thin, and prone to a fungus that turns them from yellow-green to an unhealthy white. Such patches are called ''dødmangraes'' ("dead man's grass") and are said to be the sign of an unmarked [[grave]]. | ||
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The grasses of the Ehrendton of Nova Vaasa are far from luxurious, being short, thin, and prone to a fungus that turns them from yellow-green to an unhealthy white. Such patches are called dødmangraes ("dead man's grass") and are said to be the sign of an unmarked grave.
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