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I’d had Brad Woods’ garden bookmarked for a long time and liked it well before TownSquare existed. Seeing a site I already cared about using something I’d built was a lovely feeling. Part of what made that discovery so special is the garden itself. It feels more like a place than a publication: a growing collection of ideas, experiments, and pieces that are allowed to remain unfinished. Its notes can be seeds, sprouts, mature, or even decaying. That language is not a content strategy; it is an invitation to be curious in public. Brad makes his own versions of things. In the garden, that means treating the browser as a creative medium, not merely a container for information. It also means leaving room for personality, strange details, and the sense that a website was made by someone rather than assembled for an audience segment. Behind the garden is Brad Woods. He verified his site on TownSquare on June 28, 2026, which happened to be my birthday (another fun surprise). We stopped by to…

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