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Welcome to our organic edible garden. Besides, it was fun to plant seeds and watch them grow.

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The wheat story has a sad ending. Every single bit of it. I checked on it last week and found the back half decimated. Squirrels and birds, no doubt. This is what I saw when I walked out there. The entire back half was gone.

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Nobody over ten years-old would ever think of squishing together a chocolate bar, a toasted marshmallow, and a pair of graham crackers, and calling it food. Tramping and Trailing with the Girl Scouts.

Whitney Pipkin is a freelance journalist and writer covering food, farms and the environment from Alexandria, Va. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post. As a part-time staff writer for the Chesapeake Bay Journal. She covers Virginia and DC topics as they relate to the Bay. She is also covering The Faces Behind Our Food.