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We can always count on the "Michelles": Schocker and Senko to volunteer their time.
RAMP Members teamed up with the Western PA Conservancy to plant the community garden on Mt Washington on May 13, 2021.
Kiveton Community Woodland stands on the site of the old Kiveton Park Colliery, having being transformed into a mini country park following the closure of the colliery in 1994. The whole area, including the spoil heap (the pit tip), has now been tastefully landscaped, with areas of woodland, wetland and grassland, and includes several miles of footpaths for walking. Much of the area is carpeted by wildflowers in the spring, including masses of cowslips, whilst the viewpoint near the summit of what was the pit tip has views extending for miles, right over to the Derbyshire hills. At the summit stand these three huge stones, whilst nearby is a cast iron sculpture called Dreaming of Sky (see picture below), depicting a pit pony hauling a tub of coal and commemorating the many ponies that once worked down Kiveton Pit.
Geograph®: www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5978852
Our last event before the pandemic struck, at our home in Brixton.
Photos by Mark Phillips.
Please credit "The Restart Project / Mark Phillips"
Chop Chop seeks his lifelong, loving home at the Los Angeles community adoption event at the La Brea Tar Pits in California.
Darla reads the story of the Lorax to the kids. Pretty fitting, since the birthday girl wanted a rainforest theme!
Soldiers and civilians of the Vicenza Military community took part in a friendly soccer match against a team of Italian mayors in Sandrigo May 9. Organized by local Mayor Giuliano Stivan, the match saw the participation of mayors from the towns of Breganze, Bressanvido, Caldogno, Dueville, Grumolo delle Abbadesse, Montecchio Precalcino, Monticello Conte Otto and Sarcedo.
Photo by Anna Ciccotti/USAG Vicenza PAO
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Throughout the river there are communities that live on the river banks. They use the river to wash clothes, cook, bath and the water is boiled and consumed
Mylan Park’s Community and Diversity Day brought local families together to experience the diversity within the Morgantown, WV through different foods, music, dances, hobbies, and sports.
Kiveton Park, South Yorkshire
Kiveton Community Woodland stands on the site of the old Kiveton Park Colliery, having been transformed into a mini country park following the closure of the colliery in 1994. The whole area, including the spoil heap (the pit tip), has now been tastefully landscaped, with areas of woodland, wetland and grassland attracting a wide variety of wildlife, and includes several miles of footpaths for walking. Much of the area is carpeted with wildflowers during the spring, including spectacular displays of cowslips, whilst the viewpoint near the summit of what was the pit tip has views extending for miles, right over to the Derbyshire hills. At the summit stand three huge stones (pictured above), whilst nearby is a cast iron sculpture called “Dreaming of Sky” depicting a pit pony hauling a tub of coal and commemorating the lives of the many ponies that once worked down Kiveton Pit.
Geograph®: www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6331083
☀️ Day in the Park 2024. It was all about the people who were there, and the ones we got to remember. Mayor Terry O’ Connell announced Peter Grace being this year’s Volunteer of the Year, with his wife Connie on-hand to receive his award. The Dan Sorrentino Spirit Award was bestowed on the Derby racer who most exemplified Dan’s enthusiasm and spirit, both of which can never be fully replaced. It’s these Brisbane “greats”, whose humble attitudes and patient perseverance we choose to honor, as they remind us all why we do what we do in this beautiful “City of Stars”! ✨