5 responses to “Touring My Old Food Forest in North Florida”

1. 

   Dan

   March 28, 2019

   Awesome! I was really looking forward to this video. It looks like your food forest has naturalized well in your absence. And what a blessing that the new owner appreciates the food forest for what it is. Glad you made it back to your piece of paradise safely.

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      David The Good

      March 28, 2019

      Thank you.

2. 

   Jim and PJ Purdy

   April 13, 2019

   Absolutely FAB Mr. David, My wife and I were riveted to the screen for the entire tour. Watched your farewell tour so many times I feel like I know the trees myself. Thank you very much for the update. Very sorry we missed you in Gainesville, couldn’t ,make the trip from Alaska. Hope to some day meet you and let you know how inspirational you have been to us and our food forest

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