Once upon a time (well, actually the second week in October, 2013), a flat blue cat spent a week on a Turkish farm.
Flat Pete did the usual farm things.
He visited the goats (and hoped that they did not nibble him).
But this is a bit of an unusual farm. Everything is grown organically and carefully planted (and weeded and loved and cared for) by hand.
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The forest provides food for people (chestnuts) and animals (acorns).
The best part - eating what we helped to grow.
Poor Pete. Cats aren't allowed at the table!
Flat Pete did the usual farm things.
He visited the goats (and hoped that they did not nibble him).
The chickens ran around their pen, and the roosters cock-a-doodle-doo-ed all day.
But this is a bit of an unusual farm. Everything is grown organically and carefully planted (and weeded and loved and cared for) by hand.
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The forest provides food for people (chestnuts) and animals (acorns).
Mud is used for creating buildings.
The best part - eating what we helped to grow.
Poor Pete. Cats aren't allowed at the table!
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Is that you in the pink shirt planting lettuce? What a fabulous experience spending the week on a farm!
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That's me planting lettuces. We dug up a field, added compost and planted many many lettuce transplants. There will be lots of lettuce for market in a few weeks!
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Poor Pete, missing out on that good food! Looks like a wonderful experience otherwise, though :) Thanks for sharing at the Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop!
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