Clara und Jannis
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Sonntag, 10. Dezember 2006, 16:04 Uhr
Erzgebirgscup
erst waren wir die Hhnchen. Ich bin so ein kleines gelbes.
Die Leute haben gelacht, als wir in unseren Kostmen kamen und ganz dolle geklatscht.
Danach haben wir noch einen Tanz aufgefhrt, bei dem alle Zuschauer die ganze zeit krftig mitgeklatscht haben. Der Tanz heit A-E-I-O-U.
Das war ganz toll.
Es war fast 22 Uhr, als alles zu Ende war. Alle mussten nochmal auf die groe Matte kommen und dann kam sogar noch der Weihnachtsmann.
Danach war ich aber ganz schn mde und bin daheim gleich eingeschlafen.
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On August 10, a derecho storm producing extremely destructive, 100 mph straight-line winds ripped across Iowa. Within its path was the Iowa Arboretum. The storm twisted, shredded, and uprooted more than 200 of the arboretum’s trees. Responding to a Restoration Initiative grant request from the Des Moines Founders Garden Club, The Garden Club of America has awarded $10,000 to support the cost of replanting many of the trees lost to the storm. Mark Schneider, executive director of the Iowa Arboretum, was working on site when the storm hit. Stepping outside once the storm passed, he described the scene as "heartbreaking." Of the more than 200 trees badly damaged in the storm, 133 of them would require removal. Many of these trees were valuable showcase trees that had taken forty to fifty years to grow, and were beloved by the arboretum’s members. https://www.gcamerica.org/ Large numbers of volunteers have shown up to help clean up the property, and the arboretum was able to have a partial reopening seven weeks after the storm, though the woodland trails are still closed. As with most nature centers this year, the Iowa Arboretum has been especially important as a refuge for social distancing, and with the help of the GCA’s grant, the organization will be able to move forward with replanting. The GCA established the Restoration Initiative in 2017 in response to the urgent needs caused by catastrophic storms, hurricanes, floods, fires, and mudslides to assist member clubs involved in public landscape restoration and conservation projects. Eleven grants, totaling $110,000, have been awarded to clubs in California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, and Texas.
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