Here is a short (5 min.) inspirational video about how the country of Estonia cleaned up all the garbage that had been dumped in its forests and wild-lands, in one day!
http://www.karmatube.org/videos.php?id=1590
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YouTube Video About the Sharing Gardens
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Garden Coordinators: Chris Burns...
...and Llyn Peabody
Sunny Beauty!
Preschoolers planting sunflowers
Bounty!
Food Bank harvest
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Beets to plant for seed
Greens for Alpine
April 2010-first transplants!
Sifting soil for re-potting
Praying Mantis!
Harvesting the Bean-tipi
A pair of planters!
Worm Compost
Note the plant sprouting in the center.
Straw-bale compost bin
Rann and Chris building the fence
Our "micro-livestock"
Now that's a lot of mulch!
Gene Boshart donated 7 tons of spoiled hay to our project.
Spreading mulch
Llyn and Danielle planting onions
Our make-shift cloche...
...to keep the tomatoes safe.
Garden Bounty!
The Forest of a Million Trees
Click on the picture above for a short, inspirational video by Llyn Peabody
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A short video with big ideas about food, hunger, farming and the economy.
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