Cross-Posted: the $9 Tomato
Check out this excellent reflection on micro-farming and community acupuncture from new POCA Punk member Lisa Williams in Vermont!
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I want the chair next to the fireplace!
I love this clinic. Chickens in the driveway and acupuncture around a wood stove! I guess I need to plan a trip to Vermont.