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these wonderful photographs were taken by Lucas Foglia while documenting the life of a Providence, Rhode Island community garden. Gardens do build community.
I have actually seen something about this just yesterday. great idea. And these images speaks so much, hard labor, care and love.
regarding the swap idea..Sounds like tons of fun. I am def. in for that :)) i can't seem to find an email address on you blog, so if you want message me on carro.bell@gmail.com and we can chat more.
Have a great Sunday, wish you tons of inspiration.
These photographs are exquisite. We participate in a community garden here in Lincoln. It is a wonderful experience, and yes, there are people from many different countries who till the soil - side by side.
I love the idea of community gardens and I hope we will see more and more of them.
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ReplyDeleteI have actually seen something about this just yesterday. great idea. And these images speaks so much, hard labor, care and love.
regarding the swap idea..Sounds like tons of fun. I am def. in for that :))
i can't seem to find an email address on you blog, so if you want message me on carro.bell@gmail.com and we can chat more.
Have a great Sunday, wish you tons of inspiration.
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These photographs are exquisite. We participate in a community garden here in Lincoln. It is a wonderful experience, and yes, there are people from many different countries who till the soil - side by side.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful project.. Very inspiring..
ReplyDeleteLove that top photo - and sharing a garden is such a productive way to work.
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