Round-a-Bout's Theme Song
“Round-a-Bout Goes Round” — official biography track
Come back soon.
Why I’m One of a Kind
Three things that make me different from every other kid in the Patch.
- My leaves are broad lobed. Out of all ninety-two of us I am the only one with leaves like mine. I get my own shade to sit in.
- I am green with splotches all over me. Nobody else in the whole Patch is this color right now. Just me.
- I live in Hope Side Island. Only two of us live there out of ninety-two, so it is nice and quiet.
Verified against all 92 Pipsqueaks • Registry reading September 8, 2026
The Keeper of Hope Side Island
Round-a-Bout was named for its perfectly round form observed in Perimeter Zone, Hobart WA, part of Ward Family Rescue patch, honoring its symmetrical growth habit and community seed share. Today it reads as dark green base with yellow mottled netting and dense crackle, light ribbed sutures, glossy. It weighs 62.52 lbs at the latest reading. No parent vine has been identified, so it is recorded as a volunteer. It grew in the Patchrealm of Hope Side Island, and it went home at the Harvest Party on Sunday, October 4.
Round-a-Bout’s Patch Family
Round-a-Bout went home at the Harvest Party. Here are three more from the Patch it grew up in.
