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That's quite a monument behind the little food bank.
ReplyDeleteNice design for a bird feeder.
ReplyDeleteThis feeder was filled with food items for the people of the community. not for birds. No one in Aurora should go hungry during these hard times.
DeleteThat is wonderful. I've seen a few around here but they were very simple in design.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful way to give people a hand.
ReplyDeleteExcellent
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What a lovely idea TFG, the thought of people going hungry is so distressing, every bit helps ✨
ReplyDeleteWe have blessing boxes here. Most are not this architectural though.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, and a nice design too !
ReplyDeleteThe design of that box is really pretty. But its meaning is hard, it means that people need such boxes, and THAT is sad.We're living hard times..
ReplyDeleteThat is terrific. In West Hartford there are Little Free Libraries everywhere, loaded with books, but I have read that during the pandemic some are being replaced with food for those who need it. Got to look for those when I get back.
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