"Dear Lori,The Goshen Transition group is having a potluck at 6pm this Saturday at 2356 E. Hemmi Road. It's inbetween Everson-Goshen Road and Mission Road to the west and east and between Central Road and Smith Road to the north and…"
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Virginia Malmquist left a comment for Lori J. Bayne"Lori,Our next Transition Goshen potluck has been changed to Sunday, Feb 5th at 6pm at
2427 Goshen Road
From town, take Mt. Baker Hwy for 4 and 1/2 miles to Everson-Goshen Road
Turn left on Everson-Goshen Road and go 2 mile,…"
Virginia Malmquist left a comment for Lori J. Bayne"Lori,We are always looking for new neighbors who are like minded. Give me a call and you can come to our next potluck. It will be at 6pm on Sunday, 1/29 at 2427 Goshen Road. To get there from town, take Mt. Baker Hwy to…"
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The Chicken Club (The Flock)
A group for people who want to raise a few chickens, who have chickens or other poultry, are thinking about getting some poultry, or who just plain love chickens and ducks and geese!
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Transition Expression
We are all in this together. Communally express. Post your art, your poems, create expression events. We are each unique and indivdual vessels of expression, so add the invaluable ingredient you are to the collective soup we all create and consume.See More
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Bellingham Gleaning Network
End of season harvest projects -espeically summer fruit - Gathering the troops and supplies and venturing into the land of falling fruit to collect and process for preservation and storage as well as a crisp or two for the evening's celebrations!
Lori J. Bayne joined Cynthia Livingston's group
Transition Goshen
The neighborhood group for the Everson-Goshen area. We're gardening, raising animals, preserving food, working on energy and water independence and other projects for a more resiliant, self-reliant, sustainable way of life. Come join us!
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- How are you currently involved in the Transition?
- I'm dehydrating and powdering foods in ways that allow me to keep food for up to 30 years! Well, I'm trying anyway. ;o)
Also, my husband and I are working with a friend to get a piece of property (about 5 acres) to start a small, commercial, organic farm to feed ourselves and support the property. We're VERY interested in sustainability, living past the end of oil, and networking with like-minded neighbors. Also interested in barter, and we are all members of 4th Corner Exchange.
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- I want to be ready if/when "disaster" strikes.
- Do you have particular interests, skills, talents or resources you would like to bring to Transition Whatcom?
- I am a raw food enthusiast, and I love to gather free food i the form of wild edibles. I feel this is important and can teach how to do some of it, and I feel like we will all have to know how to do this if/when the grocery structure should fail.
- In what neighborhood or part of the county do you reside?
- Bellingham proper, but looking out in the county.
- Your Personal Website (if you have one)
- http://www.gorawnotcrazy.com
- Where did you hear about Transition Whatcom and how did you find our community network website?
- Jamie Jedinak
- Please note that you do not have to answer all of the above questions in order to join, and you can always come back later to edit your profile. If it's all too many questions for now, please provide a short answer below on why you'd like to join this site (or a summary of the above, if answered).
- I want to be ready if crap hits the fan (more than it seems to already have) and I want to meet like-minded people
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- At 12:28pm on March 9, 2012, Virginia Malmquist said…
Dear Lori,
The Goshen Transition group is having a potluck at 6pm this Saturday at 2356 E. Hemmi Road. It's inbetween Everson-Goshen Road and Mission Road to the west and east and between Central Road and Smith Road to the north and south. I hope to see you and yours there.
Call me if you have questions.
Ginny 319-4266
- At 10:58am on January 23, 2012, Virginia Malmquist said…
- Lori,
Our next Transition Goshen potluck has been changed to Sunday, Feb 5th at 6pm at2427 Goshen RoadFrom town, take Mt. Baker Hwy for 4 and 1/2 miles to Everson-Goshen RoadTurn left on Everson-Goshen Road and go 2 mile, thenTurn right on Smith Road and go 1 mileTurn left on Mission Road and go 1 and 1/2 milesTurn left on Goshen Road and go .3 milesTurn left to the green and white shop and park. Then walk down to the house. I hope we see you then.Ginny Malmquist966-7470
- At 2:46pm on January 2, 2012, Virginia Malmquist said…
Lori,
We are always looking for new neighbors who are like minded. Give me a call and you can come to our next potluck. It will be at 6pm on Sunday, 1/29 at 2427 Goshen Road. To get there from town, take Mt. Baker Hwy to Everson-Goshen Road. Go two miles to Smith Road, turn right on Smith and go one mile to Mission Road. Then 1 and 1/2 miles to Goshen. Left on Goshen 'til you get to the large green and white shop on your left. Follow the driveway to the house. You can give me a call at 319-4266. Transition Goshen is pretty active. FYI, one of our families is looking for a couple to rent their extra house and help with the farming. I look forward to connecting.
- At 1:50pm on January 2, 2012,
Heather K said… Hi Lori! You might be interested in our Earth Gardens network: http://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/group/organic
Welcome to the Seed-Savers group and the Grain & Bean group. Our 4th annual swap is coming up Jan 29th..I've just posted info on event details, and later will post info on Earth Gardens network.
I'm life time student of raw & wild edibles, and letting the edibles grow wild in the garden!
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