New house and grounds for Green Acres Village!
We have just been able to purchase a third house contiguous to the other two in our Green Acres Village pod. […]
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Winter Solstice Ceremony and Celebration!
I posted this first on exopermaculture.com. https://www.exopermaculture.com/2016/12/22/green-acres-village-winter-solstice-potluck-bonfire-ceremony-celebration/
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Another Flash Mob Job: We sheet mulch another neighbor’s yard
But first, here’s one pic from last Wednesday’s Community Dinner. Mike, the man on the left, is a new Green
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New greenhouse! Garden beds mulched for winter, community dinners continue
This has been an unusually active late October/early November. Not just everyone running the emotional gamut of processing the historic
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Brie’s Garden Gift
I walked outside this morning, only to discover this basket, which Brie had been busy filling. Such a beautiful little
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Ann K.’s “five week spiral journey . . .” and upcoming opportunity!
. . . which began at the NAPC (see last post) and ended at a sibling reunion, is now detailed
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Green Acres Village presence at North American Permaculture Convergence
You might want to check out all the posts I’ve put up on the exopermaculture blog about the five day
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Some Current Photos of Green Acres Gardens and Grounds
I posted on my exopermaculture site this morning one which needs to be shared here! Do check out all the
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Green Acres Village to be inducted into Bicentennial Green Legacy Hall of Fame
Oh my! This email came in yesterday out of the blue, or rather, the green . . . Dear Ann,
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Last night’s fun time: we make a hugelkultur bed from downed tree
See this post on exopermaculture.com. Lots of photos. https://www.exopermaculture.com/2016/09/05/local-photos-flash-mob-job-making-hugelkultur-bed/
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Weekly Community Dinner: Arielle in the lead, serves old family favorite
“My grandmother makes a pot roast with potatoes and carrots every time we visit her,” — says Arielle, who wanted