{"records":[{"uri":"at://did:plc:t62yskh7eldmybjytfqb2pzy/org.foodshed.enterprise.profile/self","cid":"bafyd1d92d2b4bc1c74f65cf4e16c263fbd49d0a982d","value":{"kind":"site","name":"Lynden House","$type":"org.foodshed.enterprise.profile","story":"A third of an acre behind a 1920s house, three streets from the creek. There is a well that predates the city water, six long beds, a greenhouse Margaret's husband built, two goats called Biscuit and Nettle, and eleven chickens. She has been growing here for thirty-one years and cannot do it alone any more.\n\nWhat she wants is not a community garden. It is ten or so regulars who know where the tools live, come when they say they will, and stay for dinner on the first Sunday of the month.","h3Cell":"872681a30ffffff","practices":["bed","greenhouse","orchard","pasture"]}}]}