As the sun rose above the hills of El Alto,
the Urban Agriculture team stirred in their sleep. Today was the day. They had
sworn an unbreakable oath to protect and serve Eco Tambo, the ecological fair
of La Paz, and with it the livelihoods of the women of El Alto. It was a
perilous task, with pitfalls at every turn, but Urban Agriculture understood
that they were the only ones capable of this holy quest. Since the second
cohort, no other team had shown such promise. The dangerous combination of
superior looks and everlasting banter gave the team an edge in the fight
against bad nutrition.
The team raced to
Plaza Avaroa, with the muscle of the team, Dale, at the forefront. With his
super human strength he put up the tent in record breaking time, whilst Little
Lungs Lucy blew up 4875476 balloons, fighting the handicap that had cast a dark
shadow on her life. Flora, the guardian of the sign, desperately circled the
Plaza, searching for an answer to the age old question, ‘Why is it important to
eat ecological produce?’
Kera and Frappe
enticed members of the public to attend the Feria. Using their wit, charm and wordplay,
they won the war against the language of Spanish. The horrendously handsome
Ross and the legendary beauty of La Paz, Soledad sold ecological produce at the
market, using their unspeakable good looks to lure in unsuspecting buyers.
Imi, the youngest
member of the team, and the protector of all of god’s creatures took care of
the tombola. The street children rejoiced at the fruitful offerings from the
magnificent team, protected from diabetes for another day. Meanwhile, Miranda,
the master of them all, lovingly watched over her young protégés, her heart
gushing with pride.
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