Girl Scouts Troop 673 recently cleaned up Gardiner fairy village and trail and created the Kindness Rocks Garden. A flood recently ruined the village, causing a lot of debris to litter the trail.
During the height of the pandemic the girls in Troop 673 noticed people were sad, and they wanted to do something about it. They thought about the painted rocks and how happy it makes them when they find one.
That’s how the Kindness Rocks Garden was born. The girls had to wait out COVID-19 and few other bumps last summer, but were finally able to get this up.
They also created the Kindness Rocks Garden, cleaned the village and helped rebuild some houses.
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