White stones now encircle the stump which has become the centerpiece of our garden and is known as ":grandmother"

This is an image of the left side of the garden taken from the right

This is an image of the far left side of the berm after plants are in the dirt.

These are the newest plants added to the garden before they were planted.

Water is life, especially for our plant babies.

Here is a close up of our butterfly bushes which are really taking off and growing faster then we imagined.

Here is what the garden is looking like from the side.

This is an image of the concrete benches that will be in the meditation and prayer garden by the end of the month.

We still have so much dirt to move back there, but it is slowly taking shape

One of our volunteers Laura and our new dump cart which is making the job so much easier.

rose quartz heart

Liesl doing some beadwork on one of our "light" bulbs.​
picture by Sharon Forsythe Hinkson

​Liesl helping a customer with her "light" bulb.
picture by Sharon Forsythe Hinkson

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Zoe looking at a pendulum made by friend and colleague Nicole Stewart of Treasured Hearts.
picture by Sharon Forsythe Hinkson

Rev Sharon enjoying herself at the fair.​
picture by Sharon Forsythe Hinkson

Our friend and colleague, Rev Maryanna Mueller from Energy to Go.​
picture by Sharon Forsythe Hinkson

Taking a break from getting set up before the fair began.
picture by Pam Perkins

This is one of four edible mandalas that were created at our edible mandala workshop in 2012.​

This is one of four edible mandalas that were created at our edible mandala workshop in 2012.​

This is one of four edible mandalas that were created at our edible mandala workshop in 2012.​

This is one of four edible mandalas that were created at our edible mandala workshop in 2012.​

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