Looking through some old emails this morning, I realized we had forgotten to share this video about our friends at Wangari Gardens. A little late, but here it is. Enjoy!
Planting Community from Still Life Projects on Vimeo.
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Wow! that is indeed an amazing video. I am fascinated how you worked hard to find the owner of the land and eventually have a community garden in it. It is really cool to know the history of the garden. It must be struggle to everyone. I love the video!
ReplyDeletewicked video, should of shared it before now:P
ReplyDeleteYou are right, Ami and Alice, an excellent video and shame on me for sitting on it for so long.
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