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Re: Episode 5: Down to Earth

Living in rainy Vancouver,B.C., Canada, I have been known to rescue the earthworms that sometimes get stranded on the pavement and place them back in the garden. We are trying to begin a garden project in a building for seniors and I am always thrilled when we discover worms in the reclaimed soil as this usually means that it is healthy and good for plants too. Great podcast. Thank-you.

posted: 2:03 am on April 4th