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McEvoy Ranch
Petaluma
Located only 15 minutes from downtown Petaluma and less than an hour from San Francisco, McEvoy Ranch in Northern California is home to 50 acres of Tuscan olive trees located amongst natural ponds, coastal fog, and native wildlife.
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