Hello! It’s Annie from the Big Ugly Community.
Our Summer Camp children have been very busy this week.
Their gardens are doing very well and some of the children are very amazed at
the results they are seeing. Bob Baber attended our Summer Camp and taught an
art class. The children learned how to make murals and they turned out great!
They are being displayed at the Community Center.
The week of July 16th was Music Camp for our
children. They learned how to play different musical instruments and write
songs. On Friday the children showed off their talent by performing for their
parents and the community. They did an extraordinary job and we are so very
proud of them.
David Roberts from the WV University Extension for Families
& Health came to the Community Center and held a workshop for Grow
Appalachia on canning. We learned how to can green beans. He also shared a
delicious recipe for peach and apple salsa. We learned a lot, and we thank you
Mr. Roberts.
We finally received some much needed rain and it is really
showing in our gardens. I now have tomato plants that are five feet tall! The
cherry tomatoes fall off the vine when I walk by. Wow! They are delicious! I
have visited several gardens in our community. I am impressed with what I have
seen; beans, peppers, potatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, carrots, and more!
Everyone is so excited and love that they have others to share their
experiences and results with.
I'm thinking there should be a Big Ugly Heirloom Tomato.
ReplyDelete