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(Canine to Five, 2009)
I love this photo because it was a day when we gardened at Canine to Five, a site we had previously painted a mural at.  This shows the strong bonds Summer in the City has with its community partners and the versatility of the volunteers.  This sounds corny, but it’s true! — Liz Davisson
11 DAYS TO SITC 2011

(Canine to Five, 2009)

I love this photo because it was a day when we gardened at Canine to Five, a site we had previously painted a mural at.  This shows the strong bonds Summer in the City has with its community partners and the versatility of the volunteers.  This sounds corny, but it’s true! — Liz Davisson

11 DAYS TO SITC 2011

(Growing Joy Community Garden, 2009)
It is awesome because it shows the teamwork of the volunteers and how building community is a vital part of the SITC experience.  Instead of spreading out all around the huge garden, volunteers chose to work together and move throughout the garden as one unit.  AWESOME!! — Liz Davisson
18 DAYS TO SITC 2011

(Growing Joy Community Garden, 2009)

It is awesome because it shows the teamwork of the volunteers and how building community is a vital part of the SITC experience.  Instead of spreading out all around the huge garden, volunteers chose to work together and move throughout the garden as one unit.  AWESOME!! — Liz Davisson

18 DAYS TO SITC 2011

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(Athena’s Garden in Midtown, 2009)
This photo is SITC noteworthy because it shows how hardcore gardening can be!  Gardening is not for wusses - these volunteers removed an unwanted chain link fence straight out of the ground! — Liz Davisson
25 DAYS TO SITC 2011

(Athena’s Garden in Midtown, 2009)

This photo is SITC noteworthy because it shows how hardcore gardening can be!  Gardening is not for wusses - these volunteers removed an unwanted chain link fence straight out of the ground! — Liz Davisson

25 DAYS TO SITC 2011

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