@bloomro25 Also this is a WWOOFing destination so if anyone is interested in learning about Detroit and urban farming register on wwoofusa.org and contact Greg yourself
Wow this is an incredible interview, Greg seems very knowledgeable about the entire community and what he's doing, very intentional with his actions. Very inspiring, keep setting a great example for everyone!!
My grandmother spent much of her childhood with her grandparents on Vermont Street. She spoke about learning to roller skate there, with an aunt holding each arm while she bumped over the boards on the wooden sidewalks. My grandparents stopped crossing over from Windsor after 1967, and I never thought much about Detroit until "Detroit in Ruins" was published. This is a fascinating window into what's blooming in the ruins ... thanks for sharing.
This guys is a wonderful spokesperson for the urban farming movement. I'm very inspired after watching this video, thanks for posting!
canuckartist 3 months ago
Greg is an incredibly accommodating and informative farm owner, I volunteered down here late in the season and intend to do so next year!
bloomro25 4 months ago
@bloomro25 Also this is a WWOOFing destination so if anyone is interested in learning about Detroit and urban farming register on wwoofusa.org and contact Greg yourself
bloomro25 4 months ago
Wow this is an incredible interview, Greg seems very knowledgeable about the entire community and what he's doing, very intentional with his actions. Very inspiring, keep setting a great example for everyone!!
bloomro25 7 months ago
Be honest, it never recovered from 1967. A humongous price to pay. I hope it was worth it.
eddiecat 8 months ago
DAMN! I zoomed right in on the broken side-view mirror @8:20 LOL
jallen619 1 year ago
This is awesome. I'd like to see this sort of thing happen in Flint.
If they give all their food to the food bank, how does Earthworks make money?
ratleaf 1 year ago
@ratleaf Scratch "awesome," replace with "brilliant.
ratleaf 1 year ago
Wow!! I think this is amazing and just what Detroit needs. Keep up the great work!!!
MissSai99 1 year ago
My grandmother spent much of her childhood with her grandparents on Vermont Street. She spoke about learning to roller skate there, with an aunt holding each arm while she bumped over the boards on the wooden sidewalks. My grandparents stopped crossing over from Windsor after 1967, and I never thought much about Detroit until "Detroit in Ruins" was published. This is a fascinating window into what's blooming in the ruins ... thanks for sharing.
RosaMundi 1 year ago
cool
deely153x 1 year ago