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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @wrathofgnon “It is a blunt truth: homeless women have no access to places both safe and beautiful. Imagine that.” So, we established an orchard-garden sanctuary into a devastated, former-heavy-industrial-use site, across from the Women’s Mission, in Eugene, OR. @OrchardNotesQuoted by@wrathofgnon “It is a blunt truth: homeless women have no access to places both safe and beautiful. Imagine that.” So, we established an orchard-garden sanctuary into a devastated, former-heavy-industrial-use site, across from the Women’s Mission, in Eugene, OR. @OrchardNotesQuoted byRT @nick_routledge: @ProjectOrchard @BigGive Talking of new urban orchards in nature-poor areas, you might enjoy this video, taken around our establishment of a community orchard into a devastated, former-heavy-industrial-use landscape, in Eugene, OR. https://youtu.be/rTUYzb7aOxcQuoted by@ProjectOrchard @BigGive Talking of new urban orchards in nature-poor areas, you might enjoy this video, taken around our establishment of a community orchard into a devastated, former-heavy-industrial-use landscape, in Eugene, OR. https://youtu.be/rTUYzb7aOxcQuoted byCyberspace design, a #DivineArt. S’all cyberspace.