When Harry Came to Pow!Town

Harry talks apples.

Harry Burton and partner Debbie from Salt Spring Island’s Apple Luscious Organic Orchards visited Powell River for a Skookum-sponsored two-day fundraiser for our new community apple press.

The Zen of apple pruning.

It was about apples, and a lot more. Harry talked about pruning, apple varieties, and permaculture and much more, both at the Tuesday night presentation at the Unitarian Hall and the next morning at Little Wing Farm in Lund. We’re hoping to get Harry and Debbie back here again for some more in-depth workshops and hands-on skill-building in grafting, pruning, disease and distress management, and more. Stay tuned for more details.

The new community cider press is unveiled.

If you did not get the chance to attend, and would still like to donate to help us pay for the community cider press, please check out our new PayPal  ‘Donate’ button at the top right of this page. Thank you! If you would like to see more events like this (or different ones), please add your voice by using the comment box below, and together we’ll make it happen.

About Gianni

Giovanni Spezzacatena is a Powell River artist working in graphic design, animation, web design and development, and education. His interests lie in community building through better communication and design, leading to healthier environments in which to thrive. He is a Board member of Skookum Food Provisioners' Cooperative, his website is www.rabideye.com; his own blog is at rabideye.wordpress.com. Rabideye hosts radio program every Saturday morn 10am-noon on CJMP 90.1FM (http://cjmp.ca/listen)
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