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According to the website:
“Occupy the Farm, a movement to
“take back” the land under development at the Gill Tract and establish a
community farm, began in April 2012. During this three-week encampment with over
200 activists, 15,000 seedlings were planted.
As of 2015, approximately 18,500 pounds of produce was grown and
distributed to the surrounding community.”
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| I sat down in the medicinal garden circle and drew sections of a Fire Wheel Bush used medicinally and to attract hummingbirds and the Wild Dagga Lion's Tail plant, usage sacred. |
