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Predator: Richard
I have reason to believe that this person is a predator.Photo or drawing
Description
- Sex: Male
- Name, Nickname and/or Alias: Richard
- Estimated Age: 50
- Height: approximately 5’10
- Weight/Build: obese, particularly stomach
- Body Modifications: none visible
- Hair Color/Style: balding, some hair mixed dark/light
- Eye Color: brown
- Skin Color/Complexion: white, tan
- Face: round eyes, big nose, double chin
- Voice/Accent: higher pitch American accent, slight speech impediment
- Mannerisms: salesman-style approach, preoccupation with how he’s coming across
- Who They Preyed Upon: male and female children- toddler and older
- Tactics They Used: following children in close proximity, checking if parents are watching him, picking up children without consent, obscuring actions in party environment, pursuing playtime, initially getting consent from parents for innocuous positioning, persistence for 1+ hours
- Their relationship to this location: a person recalled that Richard said he lived here
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Best 🥑, 🥬
The Saratoga Farmer’s Market on Saturdays, 9am-1pm, has some notable vendors:
(Pictured: Serendipity Farms booth)
Venders here sell fantastic avocados 🥑 (hass, sir prize, zutano, bacon) at ~$5/lb. They are all richly flavorful, and the skin on practically all of them is edible.
For those who eat leafy greens 🥬 , the Heirloom Organic Gardens vendor sells a wide variety of delectable baby greens and mature greens at $9/lb. Arugula, mustard, kale, chard, tatsoi, broccoli, cabbage, kohlrabi, radishes, spinach, orache, pea, and more.
Additionally, there is an olive oil vendor that sells cured olives 🫒 and occasionally fresh olives at ~$5/lb.
One can soak olives in clean, fresh water for a few days to remove bitterness, which makes olives a scrumptious snack. (Olive trees are also present in the parking lot and are common throughout landscaped California.)
Best 🥑 Price: Chef’Store
Store: US Foods Chef’Store
| Item | Quality | Origin |
Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bag of 15 hass 🥑 ; conventional | Ranges from small to medium; salty, savory, umami, lightly sweet flavors (delicious!) | Mexico | $7-10 |
| Box of 70 hass 🥑 ; conventional | Medium; B grade; ranges from flat to dynamic flavors | Mexico | $20-40 |
Notes:
Like all fruits, avocados vary in quality, ripeness, size, etc.
US Foods Chef’Store sells the range of common cultivated produce, at or below market rates. Only a few items are certified organic.
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Fruit Tree
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Variety
Germination Date (approx)
Planting Date (approx)
Vitality
Good/average vulnerable if not cared for because of heavy shade and dry soil.
Care Instructions
Prune mulch water when possible
Notes
Small but strong if cared for
Loquat
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Variety
Seedling transplant
Germination Date (approx)
2022
Planting Date (approx)
2022
Vitality
Good/average
Care Instructions
Deep watering bi weekly/monthly
Notes
Oak tree seedling near by will likely shade out in the long term but may help as a micro climate. Oak could be pruned to remain smaller or moved in the next year or two.
Avocado Tree
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Variety
Seedling avocado from either hass or reed
Germination Date (approx)
2022
Planting Date (approx)
2022
Vitality
Lost leaves during chilly winter, regrowing this spring
Care Instructions
If looking dry, bring water from sauna faucet
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