Another milestone reached as we continue work on the root cellar. We have some trusses in place! You can't see it in the photo but there has been a lot of work done recently to hook up water and other infrastructure and this project is sure coming along. Thanks again to our supporters First Peoples' Cultural Council through the Braided Infrastructure Grant.
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Proud public servant...champion of local government and intergovernmental coordination.
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I help recreate ecosystems by blending nature's essence with innovative design solutions.
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Water voles released into River Fowey in Cornwall
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