Clean up at the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership (GGP) site
Scene ... cleaning up flood debris and damage in portions of Centennial Park. After word spread through word of mouth, more than 50 people showed up Saturday morning, Nov. 7, to begin clean up and repairs at the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership (GGP) site in Centennial Park. Volunteers worked at the GGP, the Rotary Garden, Audubon’s Native Plants Garden and the Pagosa Springs Community Garden.
Photos courtesy Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership
Scene ... cleaning up flood debris and damage in portions of Centennial Park. After word spread through word of mouth, more than 50 people showed up Saturday morning, Nov. 7, to begin clean up and repairs at the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership (GGP) site in Centennial Park. Volunteers worked at the GGP, the Rotary Garden, Audubon’s Native Plants Garden and the Pagosa Springs Community Garden.
Photos courtesy Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership
Scene ... cleaning up flood debris and damage in portions of Centennial Park. After word spread through word of mouth, more than 50 people showed up Saturday morning, Nov. 7, to begin clean up and repairs at the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership (GGP) site in Centennial Park. Volunteers worked at the GGP, the Rotary Garden, Audubon’s Native Plants Garden and the Pagosa Springs Community Garden.
Photos courtesy Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership
Scene ... cleaning up flood debris and damage in portions of Centennial Park. After word spread through word of mouth, more than 50 people showed up Saturday morning, Nov. 7, to begin clean up and repairs at the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership (GGP) site in Centennial Park. Volunteers worked at the GGP, the Rotary Garden, Audubon’s Native Plants Garden and the Pagosa Springs Community Garden.
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