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View from east side of reservoir, Mount Maxwell in the distance.
Main drive, fruit trees, main house, Mount Sullivan in the distance.
2,700 sqft main house, four bedrooms, office/craft space, community meeting space.
1,500 sqft heritage farmhouse, built 1880, four bedrooms, office, meeting room.
10 acre hayfield, one of 8 cleared fields on the 100 acre combined public/private site.
We regularly host groups in the greater community, such as this meeting of Island Natural Growers, the local organic farming organization.
EcoReality is active in the greater community, such as this presentation of the Salt Spring Island Area Farm Plan.
Some of our newest residents need to grow before they can use the milking stand.
Work party, building a wood shed.
Work party: how many raspberry canes and tools and transplanters can you fit into a Volkswagen?
We are within walk of the Pacific Ocean, and turn bull kelp into impromptu musical instruments on group hikes.
EcoReality is active in the greater community, such as this presentation of the Salt Spring Island Area Farm Plan.
EcoReality is active in the greater community, such as this presentation of the Salt Spring Island Area Farm Plan. [2007]
Click an image to see it full size.
View from east side of reservoir, Mount Maxwell in the distance.
Main drive, fruit trees, main house, Mount Sullivan in the distance.
2,700 sqft main house, four bedrooms, office/craft space, community meeting space.
1,500 sqft heritage farmhouse, built 1880, four bedrooms, office, meeting room.
10 acre hayfield, one of 8 cleared fields on the 100 acre combined public/private site.
We regularly host groups in the greater community, such as this meeting of Island Natural Growers, the local organic farming organization.
EcoReality is active in the greater community, such as this presentation of the Salt Spring Island Area Farm Plan.
Some of our newest residents need to grow before they can use the milking stand.
Work party, building a wood shed.
Work party: how many raspberry canes and tools and transplanters can you fit into a Volkswagen?
We are within walk of the Pacific Ocean, and turn bull kelp into impromptu musical instruments on group hikes.
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