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              <text>PHIT shoot for Peace in the Garden – In 1990, Austin Parks &amp; Recreation gave PHIT a grant to produce “Peace in the Garden” the story of the Zilker Park Oriental Garden and master gardener Isamu Taniguchi. The photo was taken at the shoot of Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Taniguchi walking along Town Lake, now Lady Bird Lake, among the blooming cherry blossom trees they planted. It is one of the most treasured PHIT projects and moments.</text>
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