Broccoli Flowerettes, 2 oz.
Posted by swdkwow in Broccoli, Flowerettes on Friday, February 24, 2012
Broccoli Flowerettes, 2 oz.
Broccoli Flowerettes, 2 oz. Feature
- Can be added to sauces etc. for that broccoli flavor.
- Also, great for backpackers.
- Save money with combined shipping by ordering several items from Barry Farm.
Broccoli Flowerettes, 2 oz. Overview
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Feb 24, 2012 11:14:10
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Barry Farm: Past and Present Part 1 Video Clips. Duration : 35.85 Mins.
This documentary from filmmaker Tendani Mpulbusi explores the rich but turbulent history of the Barry Farm neighborhood in Ward 8 of Washington, DC. The once prominent Southeast neighborhood currently faces the same economic and social challenges experienced by communities throughout the District. Mpulbusi received grants from the Humanities Council of Washington, DC in 2008, 2009, and 2010 for the project, and he has generated a substantial collection of footage, research, and interviews that will soon be part of an expanded version of Barry Farm: Past and Present.
Tags: Washington, DC, Ward 8, Barry Farm, History, Documentary, DC Community Heritage Project, Education
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