One day many years ago, when I was in university, I took a walk from the University of Toronto St. George Campus north, in search of the elusive Taddle Creek. I never did find it though the “forgotten rivers” of Toronto have always fascinated me. What a surprise then, that I should come across this new book by Jeremy Kai. Though I’ll miss the launch, I will certainly be getting the book. Maybe there’s another adventure ahead.
Preparing for my podcast tonight, this song came into my head
On a Berlin rooftop, aquaponic farm will produce vegetables and fish
Rooftop farms have graced our virtual pages on numerous occasions before, but recently we came across an example with an interesting twist. German company Frisch vom Dach is building an aquaponic farm on the roof of an old malthouse in Berlin that will produce both vegetables and fish. READ MORE…
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2 Cor 5:17 Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: the old has gone, the new is here! http://t.co/KOx1tVda
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