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Green Living Co-op Members install earthworks in Central Phoenix, AZ

 
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Today a bunch of us who are part of the Green Living Co-op met at June's house to help finish some earthworks we started in Jan.





Subtropical desert (Köppen: BWh)
Elevation: 1090 ft Annual rainfall: 7"

 
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Some pictures from the first workshop





 
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Wow Jennifer, that looks great; love the pavers, really awesome job laying those!

Now it's time to plaster that block wall.
 
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