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Our Organic Garden Dream was to grow our own food. When we planted tatties in our allotments little did we know that a few weeks later we’d be eating chips.

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1 Our Organic Garden Dream was to grow our own food. When we planted tatties in our allotments little did we know that a few weeks later we’d be eating chips in Huntly on the coolest school trip ever!

2 Our mums, dads and Grace’s granny help us harvest our crop. We found all shapes and sizes of potatoes!

3 In go the potatoes and out come the chips! Here we are putting the potatoes into one of Sally’s dad’s special machines. Ms Francis joined in the fun with Sally’s dad watching on.

4 At the chip shop enjoying our harvest! We celebrated renewing our EcoSchools’ Scotland Green Flag for 2012 too! The local newspaper covered our story with a full page spread.

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