I don't typically volunteer on Saturdays, but I went yesterday to help out with the Williams Grove fruit market at Fairchild.
I took some minutes to give you a tour of the fruit area. Check it out.
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Volunteering at Fairchild is a journal about my volunteering experiences at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden as well as a miscellany of South Florida nature notes and news.
To volunteer at Fairchild, call (305) 667-1651, ext. 3364. Visit the volunteer's page for more information.
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2 comments:
Great Tour! I am looking forward to the full event when I am back in town.
hi Bas, thank you! Yeah, if you visit Fairchild make sure you take the tram tour for full coverage of the garden. And when you walk through the fruit pavilion, feel free to ask questions if you see anyone working there.
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