[GPSCC-chat] Fwd: Local Garden Share this weekend!: Transition Silicon Valley

[Gerry Gras]

Dana and I participated in several garden sharing events
last year.  They were great experiences!  As far as I
know everyone who participated was happy with it.

So far, we have been unable to attend this year because
they conflict with the Humanist Forum.  And I definitely
do not want to miss the next forum, it is about a
controversial issue involving environmentalists vs.
environmentalists (parks vs. global warming).

http://humanists.org/forums.htm

There is a Garden Share this Sunday in Sunnyvale:
http://www.fullcirclesunnyvale.org/

Gerry


Wes Rolley wrote:
>   A good idea.  Might Greens support and spread the effort?
>
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> Subject: 	Local Garden Share this weekend!: Transition Silicon Valley
> Date: 	Fri, 24 Jun 2011 08:38:33 +0000 (GMT)
> From: 	Transition California <mail at transitiontownsca.org>
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> A message from Victoria Armigo to all members of Transition Silicon Valley on Transition California!
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> Hi everyone, you are all invited to join me at this month's Garden Share. I plan to bring some of my eggs and vegetables.
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> Local Garden Share
> Neighbors Sharing Food/Flowers/Herbs from their Gardens
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> Sunday,  June 26    11am - noon      FREE !
> Common Ground Organic Garden Supply&  Education Center
> www.commongroundinpaloalto.org/
> 559 College Avenue
> Palo Alto, CA 94306
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> Join us to share garden bounty. Bring what you have to share; take home something you don’t.  Think of it as a “free” backyard farmers’ market.
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> Bring your homegrown fruit, vegetables, eggs, herbs, honey, and flowers!
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> Throughout the Bay Area, neighbors are coming together for sharing locally grown, fresh produce. Our Palo Alto sharing event is supported by a coalition of community ecological organizations and neighborhood groups including: Acterra, Barron Park Green Team, Barron Park Garden Network, Barron Park Assn, Common Ground, City of Palo Alto Community Gardens, Slow Food South Bay, and Transition Palo Alto.
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> Visit Transition Silicon Valley at:
> http://www.transitiontownsca.org/groups/group/show?id=2379767%3AGroup%3A8588&xg_source=msg_mes_group
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