Garden in a bomb shelter

Garden in a bomb shelter

Categories: Ecology | Europe | Health and Medicine

This farm in abandoned bomb shelters under the streets of London is the brainchild of Richard Ballard and Stephen Dring, where they grow greens, vegetables and lettuce. It was in these bomb shelters that Londoners hid during shelling during the Second World War.

Today, about 10,000 square meters of food is grown in the corridors of the bomb shelter for London restaurants and supermarkets. A hydroponic system is used, and the sun is replaced by eco-friendly LED lamps. The farm is located about 12 stories below ground, so the temperature there is 16 degrees Celsius.

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Garden in a bomb shelter Photo: Rex Features / Fotodom.ru

Garden in a bomb shelter

Beds with mustard.

Garden in a bomb shelter

Farm worker Gabriel de Franco.

Garden in a bomb shelter

Garden in a bomb shelter

Garden in a bomb shelter

Garden in a bomb shelter

One of the tunnels used for the farm.

Garden in a bomb shelter

Garden in a bomb shelter

The place where the Growing Underground is located.

Garden in a bomb shelter

Garden in a bomb shelter

Garden in a bomb shelter

Keywords: England | Bomb shelter | Idea | London | Vegetable garden | Farm

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