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Deux semaines se sont écoulées depuis notre départ temporaire de Pontareuse. Les négociations sont en cours et nous vous en parlerons bientôt !

En attendant davantage de graines à se mettre sous le bec, voici quelques jolies images du jardin des Hirondelles, dorloté malgré les aléas du froid.

On en profite pour teaser qu'en fin de semaine, nous ferons probablement - mais sans certitude - un repas collectif dans la région à base de patates et de gras. Confirmation et plus d'infos suivront!



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PIQUE-NIQUE & JARDINAGE / PICNIC & GARDEN

Mardi 29 avril / 12H

Tuesday 29 April / 12pm

Welcome at the garden of L'AMAR to share a picnic and gardening !

This will be an opportunity to talk together about possible synergies between L’AMAR and Hirondelles garden in Pontareuse, with the presence of Martin, biologist and seed grower (member of the Jardin qui rêve), who will be with us from 12pm to 16pm.  

Rendez-vous au jardin de L’AMAR pour pique-niquer et participer à l’entretien du jardin! 

Ce sera l’occasion d’échanger ensemble sur les synergies possibles entre le jardin de L’AMAR et celui des Hirondelles en présence de Martin, biologiste et semencier, membre du Jardin qui rêve, qui sera présent de 12:00 à 16:00 avec nous.

L’AMAR, rue de la Coquemène 1, 2000 Neuchâtel-Serrières

⌛️ Dès 12h / Come at 12pm or during the afternoon

🥕 Chacune peut apporter quelque chose à grignoter pour le repas de midi! / Anyone can bring some food to share for the lunch.

See Demonstrations in Switzerland in the Sixties and Seventies and Cholita Isabel - Harvesting Cañahua on the Altiplano.

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