Community.
What does it mean to you?
I know what it means to me. It means a love of the people around me and the activities we are doing. It means sharing experience and adventures with like minded people. It means teaching those around me with a hunger for a more fulfilling life. To me it means Mariposa Valley Farm.
I founded Mariposa Valley Farm with the explicit intent of building Community. I look around my community and I see a real need for opportunities for my friends and neighbors to come together and discover the true meaning of community.
I am designing Mariposa Valley Farm to be a center of activity, where my community can come and learn what it feels like to be intimately involved with nature. Where their children can break away from their televisions, hold a tiny seed in their hands and experience the wonder of watching that tiny seed grow into the food they eat. Where I have the honor of teaching my community what I have learned along the way. And where my community, on the farm and off, grows and becomes richer.
That is my idea of community and how I, as one person, can help to create more of it.
What’s your idea of community?
What does it mean to you?
I know what it means to me. It means a love of the people around me and the activities we are doing. It means sharing experience and adventures with like minded people. It means teaching those around me with a hunger for a more fulfilling life. To me it means Mariposa Valley Farm.
I founded Mariposa Valley Farm with the explicit intent of building Community. I look around my community and I see a real need for opportunities for my friends and neighbors to come together and discover the true meaning of community.
I am designing Mariposa Valley Farm to be a center of activity, where my community can come and learn what it feels like to be intimately involved with nature. Where their children can break away from their televisions, hold a tiny seed in their hands and experience the wonder of watching that tiny seed grow into the food they eat. Where I have the honor of teaching my community what I have learned along the way. And where my community, on the farm and off, grows and becomes richer.
That is my idea of community and how I, as one person, can help to create more of it.
What’s your idea of community?
