Learning from Each Other
At ASPI we encourage stories - the kind of stories from which we all learn. This year I have been impressed with the level to which our regular participants are
At ASPI we encourage stories - the kind of stories from which we all learn. This year I have been impressed with the level to which our regular participants are
--Marlyn McClendon, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV Hello Grow Appalachia Community, My name is Marlyn and I am a Grow Appalachia participant here at High Rocks Educational Corporation. Recently I began
--Ellie Bell, High Rocks Making pesto is like painting, adding a little bit of this and that, stepping back and tasting it, and adding a touch more for texture or
The High Rocks Grow Appalachia partner site builds a special relationship between teenage girls in Appalachia and their food. High Rocks holds two camps in the summer. The girls eat fresh
Hello Grow Appalachia Community, Today I joined the Grow Appalachia Team as an intern at High Rocks, so I’d like to introduce myself and explain why I’m serving with Grow
--Karline Jensen, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV One of the heirloom crops we will be growing for seed this year is Bluestone Mountain Farm's heirloom popcorn. Farmer Rhonda Dortch of Hinton,
--Alice Beecher, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV One of my first memories of the garden back home is of scaring away the woodchuck my Dad was trying to attack with a
--Karline Jensen, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV We have had our Grillo for four years now, and it has tilled a lot of gardens. This year we have had to take
--Karline Jensen, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV On a beautiful April morning, 15 gardeners gathered to plant a small garden and share gardening wisdom. The garden had already been tilled, so
--Kris Arbuckle, AmeriCorps member at High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV Gardening was deeply integrated into my life over a span of two years. It became a routine; second nature if you