Giant Caterpillar Attacks Garden; Teaches Children

October 21st, 2008 by Annie N

july10-1140.jpgjuly10-1170.jpgjuly10-1155.jpgIn a combination of ethnobotany, craftsmanship and madness, this Saturday marked the first annual Halloween celebration at the Ruth Rea Howell Family Garden.  Nearly one hundred students and a dozen adults combined recycled objects and plant parts into costumes.  A band of elephants, with grasses for tusks, paraded proudly alongside a chic band of flower fairies.  Local New York state apples were sampled, really bad knock-knock jokes were shared, and a resoundingly good time was had by all. 

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One Response

  1. Barrie

    you are the cutest person ever. Someday I’m going to make you raise my children for me.

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