A second very successful Natural Homestead Tour took place around Port Hope and Cobourg on Saturday, June 8th and Sunday, June 9th, 2002 Folks came from far and wide (Guelph, Minden ….. ) to visit some, or all of the 12 sites displaying the ways in which they "Live in Harmony with Nature". In the spirit of the theme, car pooling and cycling were options that many took. |
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Cyclists gathered at Port Hope Town Hall, ready to start the Adventure …….. |
We checked out the |
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Learnt about hardy old fashioned roses …... |
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And saw how some took part in Community Shared Agriculture ...or created a butterfly garden …... |
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…. And how others conserve energy and use the sun's rays for heating (and even cooking.) |
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Thank you to everyone who participated to make this an enjoyable tour, especially to all the site owners, volunteers, and members of the Port Hope Heritage Ecology Garden Board, in particular Kathryn McHolm who set the idea in motion and Don Endicott who answered most of the enquiries from out of town. |
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