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Harvest Season at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

By Amanda Cowan, Columbian Photo Editor
Published: October 5, 2017, 7:10pm
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Fort Vancouver National Historic Site volunteer Isabelo Chio, cq, maneuvers his wheelbarrow while on his way to get another load of compost as he works in the garden Thursday morning, Oct. 5, 2017. Chio said gardeners had just harvested squash and he was adding compost to prepare the area for future planting. Chio has worked as a volunteer at the garden for six months. "I like to learn and I like to use my hands," he said.
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site volunteer Isabelo Chio, cq, maneuvers his wheelbarrow while on his way to get another load of compost as he works in the garden Thursday morning, Oct. 5, 2017. Chio said gardeners had just harvested squash and he was adding compost to prepare the area for future planting. Chio has worked as a volunteer at the garden for six months. "I like to learn and I like to use my hands," he said. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Volunteer Isabelo Chio maneuvers his wheelbarrow while on his way to get another load of compost as he works in the garden Thursday morning at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. Chio said gardeners had just harvested squash, and he was adding compost to prepare the area for future planting. Chio has worked as a volunteer at the garden for six months. “I like to learn and I like to use my hands,” he said.

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