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The Silent Garden is self-explanatory. It’s a place where no one speaks, and where you can go for a stroll, sit on a bench, read a book … I wouldn’t go for flowerbeds or fountains but rather for a wilder, untamed kind of place with little trails, old trees, wild plants and maybe a small stream.
book 1, beginning, week 1
Silent Town
Focus: Silence & deafness, a town run by deaf people
I like silence. Silence isn’t necessarily noiseless but quiet and unexcited. In the book series there is already a Silent Garden and the dot.story features a Silent Garden as well.
And I thought a Silent Town would be great too, a place where you can go and — well, be silent.
Combining being silent with the opportunity to communicate in sign language was the next intriguing thought.
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Connections
Silent Garden features in the dot.story and is introduced in book 1, beginning.