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A weed is a battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown problem in the battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown Australian town of Wangaratta, Victoria. The weed is called "hairy panic" and it is burying battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown and buildings in the battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown. Hairy panic is a battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown that grows battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown in Australia. The dead grass gathers in large battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown, which are blown across the battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown. There is a lot of it in the town. It is piled as battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown as the roof with some houses, so people cannot reach their homes. It looks like a battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown from a horror movie.

Many battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown have left town until the weed has gone. They are battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown of spending hours a day clearing battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown of dead grass from their gardens. It is a battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown to fight through the weeds to get into their home. One battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown said the weed was " battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown draining". Another resident said it was difficult to find his battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown in the battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown. However, he called it, "a battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown-world problem". He said: "We don't put it on the scale of any of the battlebigbundlescareverywherefaminefirstgrasshighhomeslandmentallymorningpilesresidentresidentsscenesmalltiredtown or poverty going on in the world."