The Ormewoods in their home in Roswell, GA.
Claire’s experience in her store Bennett’s Market & Deli Inspired Her to Start Growing Food For Her Family of Four
The remaining homegrown pickles that started the challenge
Folk rock duo turns their creative energies to growing food for a family of four during pandemic and is documenting it on YouTube.
— Don McCollister
ROSWELL, GA, USA, March 4, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Folk rock duo The Ormewoods, Don McCollister and Claire Pearson, kicked off the 2020 music festival season last March by headlining a show in Piedmont Park in downtown Atlanta. Little did they know when they left the stage, that their first gig of the year would also be their last for more than a year. And they definitely could not have predicted that in one year’s time, they would be documenting on YouTube their attempt to grow food for a family of 4.
Claire owns two market delis in downtown Atlanta and began to experience first hand food shortages and supply chain issues. “There were a few months in the beginning of the pandemic where it was really scary. My business partner and I were able to order toilet paper when no one else could get it so we started sending a free roll with every…
