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How amazing that all tea comes from the camellia tree - i have several in my garden although not the tea making variety I am sure. At the Armidale markets I recently discovered a lovely lady who has formed a company called TEA PEOPLE and she travels the markets with her loose leaf teas and tisanes - I am slowly working my way through the myriad of teas she has to offer.
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