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    Don't know why they're all ignoring me? Perhaps I should change my deodorant!!: by finh, Views[380]
         		 A colurful Koon karnival character.: by finh, Views[378]
         		 Waiting for the karnival. January 2nd 2010.: by finh, Views[248]
         		 Karnival security poised, ready for action!! January 2nd 2010.: by finh, Views[279]
         		 The spread in the back half of the garden, planted by the pre-schoolers and junior classes at the primary school: by shrummer16, Views[614]
     
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         		 These two little munchkins wandered into the garden the other day to see me unannounced... when I brought them back to their classroom, I was surprised to see that their teacher wasn't there and the rest of the pre-schoolers were running amok in the classroom. I'm getting used to seeing teachers just not show up to their classes (or leave the kids unsupervised for various lengths of time throughout the day), but I was most surprised and touched by the fact that these kids had 'No Teacher Freedom' and chose to come all the way to the garden...!: by shrummer16, Views[617]
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         		 A wee watermelon, going strong: by shrummer16, Views[769]
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    The front half of the garden (planted by the senior classes at the primary school), including pumpkins, sweet melon, and watermelon: by shrummer16, Views[706]
         		 Sunflowers, carrots, and melon in the foreground, and tomatoes in the background: by shrummer16, Views[817]
         		 One of my favourite teaching tools in the garden - the 'magic mealie' (corn)! We used livestock manure to fertilize the garden plots before planting the seeds, and a kernel of corn must have made it through one of the animal's digestive systems and safely germinated in our beet patch. The kids were half-grossed out and half-amazed at this explanation...: by shrummer16, Views[846]
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