Invasion Day 2025

It's taken a month, but I've finished the website as far as I can. I will update as further information comes along. That is an advantage of having a website as a map. Even once the pages are finished, I can add information as blogs and link them back to the pages, or perhaps it is the other way around. I still have no idea of what a real asset map is. I don't have any assets and I don't know of any other assets available except as information. Therefore, the purpose of this website, as the assignment, is to bring together all the information I've gathered about community gardens, how to go about it and what others have done. It isn't so much about a finished product but more about ensuring options should the opportunity ever arise that I can access the old community garden on campus, as a community garden. How it is run would depends upon who is running it.

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Building this website, collating the information and doing the annotated written appendix took an easy 50 hours, if not more. It was exhausting and frustrating, chewing into my study, volunteering and crochet time. There are placeholder pages, which you would have come across, that are left blank for an intention. Somewhere in my mind, I thought I might be inspired to add to it and maybe expand upon The Gnawnster stories. At this stage, I am way to exhausted and busy to even think of this.