it was half term holidays so weren't expecting as many folk as usual to tern out but we still had over 40 ageing from 2 to 80. We all got a pretty good soaking from the heavy showers but nothing stops the work. one party worked at the apothecary garden weeding planting new herbs, another group worked at the police station painting blackboards and another in Christchurch graveyard, and one group worked at Pollination atreet weeding and planting fresh veggies. We made a small donation of Kale and spinach plants to fellow activists who were doing the planter boxes at Hebden Bridge Town Hall, we all want our valley to be special. Then it was back to the Unitarian for a fabulous lunch made by Dawn with extras donated by local businesses, curry and rice from the Golden Lion and meat pies from Tony at Ham Corner. These free Sunday lunches are such a joy.
Photos from Incredible Edible Todmorden's postwww.facebook.com 
