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The site hosted campgrounds and solar heated showers for workshop attendees, a variety of projects, and a bookstore all curled up around a big lake with the waterwheel, whose power had not yet been harnessed, just below the dam. To turn the photo into the cover, we scanned it and put it through the paint daubs and rough pastels features of Photoshop, the program we use to process photos for the magazine. Michael Hackleman tells you how to survey your land to see if it s suitable for hydro and he hints you may even get financial help, through local wildlife and erosion control programs, to help defer your costs. By Alice B. Yeager Alice Yeager provides a brief history of the tomato and discusses several sinfully delicious varieties you won t find at your local market but which you can begin growing in your garden this spring. By building a simple and inexpensive greenhouse, Charles Sanders gets a head start on his spring garden by starting his plants inside, where it s still warm.