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Volunteer work party at Midvale Gardens May 3, 2025

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2024 work party. In the beginning this site was covered with blackberry vines six feet tall,with holly mixed in. Photo courtesy Midvale GardensSaturday May 3, 2025 from 11am to 2pm there will be a volunteer work party at 'Midvale Gardens' to lay out cardboard and distribute wood chips.This long neglected Seattle City Light property is located at N 192nd St and the Interurban Trail.  It is directly east of the Trail atop the grassy slope.Five yea…
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Volunteer work party at Midvale Gardens May 3, 2025

2024 work party. In the beginning this site was covered with blackberry vines six feet tall,with holly mixed in. Photo courtesy Midvale GardensSaturday May 3, 2025 from 11am to 2pm there will be a volunteer work party at 'Midvale Gardens' to lay out cardboard and distribute wood chips.This long neglected Seattle City Light property is located at N 192nd St and the Interurban Trail.  It is directly east of the Trail atop the grassy slope.Five yea…

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