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Winter 2009

In this issue:
Olympic festivities – Our insider picks
Transit envy – Attitude matters
Green sex – What about the toys?

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'Yarn Bombing' a new kind of grafitti

Great post Andrea! I loved seeing your yarn bomb. What a great idea for promotion! I am anxiously awaiting for some new yarn to arrive in the mail. Once it does, I am going...
The search for a happy egg

I enjoyed your post. If I may, I would like to suggest my farm web site. Sumas Mountain Farms is the only producer of 100% certified-organic, lifetime grass-fed & finished beef in the Lower...
'Yarn Bombing' a new kind of grafitti

I love seeing yarn bombs all around vancouver! last year someone made stop sign cozies and even wrapped a red fire hydrant (carefully though, but it still got peed on!) I think this is...
'Yarn Bombing' a new kind of grafitti

wohoo! I loved seeing the yarn bombs that went up in my Kits hood last summer!I I am currently working on a whole shwack of baby stuff for my sister and other pregnant girlfriends,...

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AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Why save the UBC Farm?

Lesa Dee Tree | Image: Courtesy UBC Farm and by Jeannette Ordas | Published: April 06, 2009

Lesa Dee Tree talks with the Friends of the UBC Farm’s Andrew Rushmere about the plight of the UBC Farm and how they plan to save it.

Learn about food security and organic gardening programs on the UBC farm, and understand the implications of the Official Community Plan on the farm. Plus, find out who’ll be speaking and performing at the Great Farm Trek of 2009.

Photos are by Jeannette Ordas and courtesy the UBC Farm.

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great stuff.

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