Here is Jen in the Guatemala house roasting coffee as part of the Harvest Festival. The Harvest Festival was a huge success; in the end we had over 700 people come.
Here is a kid checking out the Ghana site, which is Nic's adopted site. 
This is my adopted site, Appalachia. It represents Kentucky. 
Here are the raised bed gardens at my site. 
And the pumpkin seeds roasting over a fire, cooked by myself and the awesome girl scouts!
This ugly deformed carrot came from the Appalachian garden. It grew as a result of overcrowding. It's a bit hard to tell in the photo, but it's actually three carrots that grew twisted together. 
This is Emily at our Poland site donning Polish attire. The site represents the Carpathian mountain region of Poland. 
Emily cooked us quesadillas one night, and when she cut open the bell peppers, discovered these smiley faces inside of the peppers. Too adorable not to share. Of course, the peppers were grown here at Overlook- I knew we had happy vegetables!
This is my favorite New England weed, the Touch-Me-Not. When you touch the seed pods, they explode.
This is a very curious goat!Alright, that's it! Hope ya'll enjoyed these photos!
That carrot is perfectly fine, you have no right to call it ugly. Also, is there a Carpathian Forest nearby? I see you guys are doing great up in yankee-ville. That's a cute goat. I think in your position I would die from too much excitement around the animals. Hope you guys are having a blast (looks like it).
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