As our cities have grown larger, we have worked hard to distance ourselves from one another — compartmentalizing our lives through fences, apartment blocks and gridlocked cars. Even as we are in increasingly close physical proximity, we have grown more suspicious of each other. We isolate ourselves, not getting to know our neighbors, hoarding our resources and supplies for our own use, telling ourselves we definitely don’t need anyone else to get by.
Natural disasters and severe economic downturns have proven otherwise. And so has a family farm celebrating Easter in Western Oregon.
Yesterday, some friends stopped at a local family farm [...]
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