Sugar Creek—drained and poisoned by gas fracking
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Story & Experience
Participants in the ceremony: Trebbe Johnson, Andrew Gardner, Virginia Kellogg, Steven Filante
Steven writes:
I was really glad that we made the bird at the end of our time. We created an interesting and beautiful bird that I couldn’t have imagined or created on my own. It was a visceral experience of the power of what we can create with a shared purpose. I felt more connected, joyous and hopeful about what is going on in our area and what we could do together.
Participants in the ceremony: Trebbe Johnson, Andrew Gardner, Virginia Kellogg, Steven Filante
Steven writes:
I was really glad that we made the bird at the end of our time. We created an interesting and beautiful bird that I couldn’t have imagined or created on my own. It was a visceral experience of the power of what we can create with a shared purpose. I felt more connected, joyous and hopeful about what is going on in our area and what we could do together.
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