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Monthly Archives: July 2011
A Fitting Tribute
While there are some people who make their way into your life and out in a short period of time, there are others to whom you come so close to meeting and yet miss by just enough to never connect. … Continue reading
Posted in activism, biking, community, gardening
Tagged biking, carl henn, community activism, community garden, rockville
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Grey D.C. Strikes Back
While the first D.C. Grey Market I attended had the atmosphere of an exclusive yet welcoming party, the one two Saturdays ago on July 17 was much more like a hipster farmers’ market (in a good way). As the market … Continue reading
Climate Ride Photos!
I’ve finally gotten around to organizing all of my Climate Ride photos and posting them on Facebook. To see all of them – many more than were posted on the blog – please “Like” my Will Bike for Change (or … Continue reading
Posted in biking, climate ride, Uncategorized
Tagged biking, climate ride, Lancaster County, photos, Princeton
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I Say Potato, You Say Potahto
When we first planned our garden, I didn’t want to grow potatoes. I actually wanted to grow sweet potatoes, but for the life of me couldn’t find any sweet potato starts. (It turns out that sweet potatoes grow on vines, … Continue reading
Summer’s here and the time is right – for eating in the streets
Block parties ordinarily draw people with music, games, food, and of course, good old-fashioned community atmosphere. But Think Local First D.C.’s Farm-to-Street Party this past Saturday (July 16) in the U St. neighborhood had a special focus – highlighting providers … Continue reading
Posted in community, food
Tagged dc events, eat local first, farm to street festival, food, think local first
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