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Crop Swap socialising
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Crop Swap produce
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Crop Swap socialising
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The crop swap is a great chance to ask questions and share experiences about growing, preparing and cooking produce.
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Cupcakes, muffins and handmade cards
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A young girl made her own gift cards to bring along to the swap.
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Crop Swap produce
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Crop swap education
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Dean gives advice on starting your own local crop swap.
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Crop Swap produce
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Capsicum plants (in pots), rosemary (at back)
The Winny Street Crop Swap, of which I attended my third one on Sunday, was started by Dean Bleasdale, aka Green Dean, of Carina Heights. Starting the event off with just a few friends sharing their produce, it’s now developing a keen and growing following. Continue reading »