spencer's boy
master composter, worm translator, urban advocate, organic pioneer ...
compost how to … fun for the youth
the old stomping grounds
spencers boy helped paint that chicken shack in the background back in 1998 or 99’. in 2000 i became the farm manager at the learning garden. good time lasted over 4 years. then city fresh came into the picture. more good times!
Green Corps Learning Garden | GreenCityBlueLake
Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Green Corps
Videos for maurice small city fresh
Balanced Living Magazine - May-June 2007 - Asphalt Gardening this goes along with a previous post about joe kovach and the parking lot garden at OSU.
PolyCultures- Inspiration this will explain the last 5+years. but like i said, it should all be in a book.
Some great videos
Here’s a site that aggregates videos, has a permaculture section with a couple videos I hadn’t seen yet. Also has other good non permaculture videos. Happy New Year
I got the wild style always been a foul child my guns go boom boom and your guns go pow pow
Really cool advertisement for the first 100% compostable Sun Chips bag.
Don’t make old-timey Omar kill your ass.
Man, clothes ain’t got no owners. Only wearers.
That boy was beautiful…
Oh, intweed.
PERSEVERANCE (by NAYP)
wow ….. wheels on wednesday
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SHIT YOU NEED TO BE UP ON: As a budding director, Kasi Lemmons has always worked from the heart. Her first feature, “Eve’s Bayou,” was a film she wrote and directed about an especially dysfunctional but passionate black family in 1962 Louisiana. It opened with the line “Memory is a selection of images, some elusive, others printed indelibly on the brain. The summer I killed my father, I was 10 years old” and grew even more potent with every single scene. After garnering accolades at a few festivals and, more importantly, the boisterous adoration of Roger Ebert, “Eve’s Bayou” became the most successful independent film of 1998. She’s still doing her thizzle…keep your eyes out for this sista!
