(Note the open air pavilion, with a grassy area in front of it. Not only is it a nice setting for community garden meetings, how-to demonstrations, lunch breaks, even bands playing for picnickers, but the rain water collected off the roof will provide the low-acid water that the plants love.)
[Click on the drawing to get a bigger version.]
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Yeah,
This is pretty much awesome. I saw these plans at Shreveport Green about month ago. I especially dig the "Kung Fu Studio"
The Kung Fu Studio has been there for decades, I think. It's owned and operated by a soulful and utopian-minded family, Glen Guerin and Sheila Tood and their really nice son and daughter. When my son was a student there I sometimes did yoga behind the shop and enjoyed the careless, junk-ridden mess under the parking area. Jon's plan is going to be a dynamite alternative to the old
neighborhood mess.
The blueberry bushes and bee houses, among many things, look delightful.
Sorry for the typo; it's Sheila Todd.
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