There was one adjacent to the last neighborhood I lived in Brooklyn. An abandoned(?) lot was either given or taken over by the community for gardening.
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I think a small membership fee went toward upkeep. We left nyc years ago, so my memory is hazy, but I believe that was the answer to my inquiry.
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Community garden might be the closest analogue? But we have those too.
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I don’t know for certain, but I think they’re mostly reserved for urban areas, where green space is limited. When my wife and I go on our semi-nightly walks, I often wish homes and businesses planted more fruit trees, and when I see an empty lot I think,”that would make a great community garden.”
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I would love to have something like that, though. Both my wife and I like to garden, but don’t have the space.
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I’d, also, like to have the NHS.
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We won't have it much longer, sadly. We'd rather do a racism.
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Oof. I keep hoping people will snap out of it.
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Nah. This train doesn't have any brakes.
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