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I walked the area and found it to be suitable for a disc golf course (18-27 holes).
In 2012 the Waldorf School of Baltimore is adding an Experimental Composting Program - students collect composting materials from the school's gardens and the food waste from lunch and events. The waste is distributed between four alternative composting systems: a demonstration bio-digester; insulated tumblers; outdoor wooden composting bins; worm bins. The students are responsible for collecting the composting material. They measure waste and the by-products of composting, comparing the benefits of each approach. Hands-on learning, in the messiest sense! Chaddie Hughes
I love this library and spent so much of my childhood here. I'm happy it is mapped.
There's a building right beside the metro station for parking. It's open 24 hours and it's free; no ticket needed or anything. But I'm not sure if there are security guards there, so it's best not to leave your vehicle overnight.. Just for safety reasons.
This arboretum/park is just lovely. Beautiful woodland trails, historic mansion, and great family programs. Gorgeous in all seasons. Don't forget to stop by the Cylburn Nature Museum, I won't ruin the surprise. Its contents are super!
The water is not safe for contact or drinking due to sewage contamination or run-off. Please see the Baltimore City Health Department for more info.
The Charm City Circulator is so convenient and not mention it's free. Even more, the NextBus app approximates arrival time at a chosen stop.
There is outdoor gym equipment scattered around the walking/biking course, making it a great place to work out!
Love this place!
Charmington's is a great little neighborhood coffee-shop and cafe, the perfect change of scenery for an overworked student needing a caffeinated pick-me-up. My roommates and I go there fairly frequently, armed with our laptops and books. There's free wi-fi (except for one hour during lunch), tables and chairs, and some plush couches. The coffee is great, though I'm actually partial to the chai. Check it out!
My experience at Hamsa Yoga has lead me along a path to live a healthier lifestyle. The teachers are educated and the yoga classes are conducive to individuals specific needs. There is a sense of community and love at Hamsa that makes it a beautiful place to spend time.
Sadly MBS is closed. From their website: Official Update: After much consideration we regret to inform our loyal fans that Mind Body & Spirits will not be reopening for service as originally planned. At this time we are dedicating our resources towards the the expansion of our brands throughout Michigan and beyond. We anticipate updating you on our progress shortly.
This is a really fun place to visit for all ages ! Lots of animals, beautiful traditional buildings and barns, a farm museum, a "green design" Kids Cottage with a thatched roof, picnic area and things to plan on and with, a large garden.... Don't miss this.
Herbalist Jim McDonald writes on his website herbcraft.org: "Gary Wanttaja has the best selection of dried bulk herbs anywhere around, and is probably one of the wisest plant people I know of, possessed of admirable knowledge and a singular sense of humor. Nature's Products is located in Detroit at 20020 Conant (minutes from I-75 & 8 Mile Road); give him a ring at (313) 891-3900 for current hours."
This is an awesome store ! I've been there once, and plan to go back often. The building is an old mission-style home - bright and sunny, with beautiful dark wood trim. Products are displayed in a very attractive way, and even feature the forged steel artwork of local artist, Tom Hoyt of Ancient-gallery.blogspot.com. Upstairs there are some health offices and a community room where presentations can be made.
Simple Organics provides a great atmosphere, and while I was there I ran into people I knew and made a number of good connections. Troy Farwell, the co-owner is very knowledgeable in health and food and it shows in the quality of products that are carried and service received.
I am now also part of the "food buying club", so I can choose organic food and products in bulk for a good discount from an extensive catalog! Sincerely, Deanne Bednar
The 2010 version opened last week. Thursday afternoons, 3PM to 8PM, I think. It's a small market, one block, maybe 30 or so vendors. Nice folks, nice produce.
The saying once attributed to GM may now hold for China, at least when it comes to transforming transportation. What’s good for China may be good for the world.
To me, Avalon Bakery represents the very heart of an evolving & sustainable Detroit. Formed with community & ecological awareness, this is a place where people meet and are nurtured. Great smells waft from the baked goods made with organic flours, healthy soups, the fair trade coffee...and much more... in a charming old store front setting in walking distance of Wayne State Campus, the Art, Historical & African American Museums....
This is total bullshit. We never used umbrellas in the building because of the leaky roof. It was named Umbrella House because we planned to form an Umbrella organization for all the squats in the Lower East Side at that time. That fell flat on its ass when the inhabitants of Umbrella House ended up in an internal power struggle - and if you can't unite a building, how can you unite a neighborhood?
there was time when it was difficult......
thats the best....
merhabalar çok güzel anlatım var
güzel sözler aşk sözlerİ tv izle e-okul sistemi güzel sözler
i love this garden's stage and diversity!!
October 8th, 2011 Autumn Flea Market: Check out the flea market tables for an addition to your home or wardrobe. You might even find a perfect holiday gift! RING is located at the confluence of Riverside Drive, Broadway, Dyckman Street (200th) and Seaman Avenue in the Inwood section of Upper Manhattan, New York City Vendors, contact Nancy Beltrez 212-567-1971.
OPEN HOUSE: Join us at RING, Saturday 8/13th, noon-2PM. Enjoy our beautiful neighborhood garden and some folk music by Arthur. Bring an old friend, make a new friend and become a member.
RING is located at 200th street at the Lt. William Tighe Triangle at Broadway, Dyckman Street, Riverside Drive & Seaman Avenue. Take the #1 or A train to Dyckman, aka 200th street. http://ringgarden.wordpress.com
does accept EBT, does not accept textiles for recycling.
Awesome place!
RING has a new & updates website at http://ringgarden.wordpress.com.
Groovin at the RING on Sundays in May: Come to RING on Sundays during May at 2 PM for free concerts by New York drummer Josh Gilgoff & "Glow in the Drum" (www.glowthedrun.com). Josh is the first musician to combine Western drums with West African shaker balls to create an entirely new technique in drumming. The FREE concerts will be held on Sunday, May 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th at approximately 2 pm.
A few spaces are available at the RING Garden's annual Spring Flea Market on May 7, 2011 (Rain date: May 14th) 10AM-4PM. Instead of re-gifting, come sell those items that are just not you, stuff you no longer want, your kid’s old books & toys, used VHS movies & CDs...join us and clean out your closet!
The RING Garden is located at the Lt. William Tighe Triangle at Broadway, Dyckman Street, Riverside Drive & Seaman Avenue. Take the #1 or A train to Dyckman, aka 200th street.
Contact Nancy at 212-567-1971 to reserve a spot for a minimal charge which will benefit the RING Garden. Bring your own table.
Come to our annual Spring Flea Market on May 7th, 2011 from 10 am to 4 pm (rain date - May 14th) and pick up a plant from our garden or an addition for your home or wardrobe. You might even find a perfect Mother's Day gift!
great!
Der Donnerstagsmarkt ist ja tatsächlich nur ÖKO!! Wunderbar! Nette ruhige Umgebung, nicht so stressig wie andere Märkte. Es gibt alles was das Herz begehrt: Vom Kunsthandwerk bis zu einer riesen Auswahl verschiedener Apfelsorten! Und dass es angeblich so teuer ist: Pah! Das ist es auch wert! Umweltschonend und lecker!
Siebenblau ist umgezogen: Pappelallee 86, 10437 Berlin (Prenzlauer Berg)
great social commitment!
guter Service, jedenfalls wenn man außerdem noch die Twitterseite greenhouse_info verfolgt
http://www.berlin-vegan.de/berlin/restaurantkritiken/kopps
Wurde geändert! Grüße das Green Map Team
hier auf „Telepolis“ ist ein sehr interessanter Artikel unter dem Titel "Kleidung aus alten Computern"
„In Berlin-Neukölln befindet sich eine kleine Galerie für Kunst aus Metall und aus Elektroschrott. Sie ist ein gelungenes Beispiel dafür, wie Kunst auch fernab der etablierten Galeristenszene bestehen kann - dank einiger Zufälle und mit viel Spaß, Durchhaltevermögen und Engagement. ...“
Batman Elektronik, Hermannstraße 47, Berlin-Neukölln. Die Galerie ist Mittwochs von 10 - 17 Uhr geöffnet, manchmal auch sonst, nach Feierabend.
http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/35/35060/1.html
UMGEZOGEN: Swinemünder Strasse 110/111 10435 Berlin
GOTS-Farben?
Aah:
"Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)
Siegel-Informationen Das GOTS-Siegel ist eines der strengsten Siegel im Textilhandel. Seit 2008 schreibt ein Zusammenschluss deutscher, englischer, amerikanischer und japanischer Naturtextilien-Verbände den weltweit bekannten Standard vor. Aus Deutschland arbeitet der Internationale Verband der Naturtextilwirtschaft (IVN) mit. Das GOTS-Siegel garantiert einen ökologischen Status der Textilien - ab dem Anbau der Rohmaterialien - und schreibt eine umweltschonende und sozial verantwortliche Herstellung und Verarbeitung der Bekleidung vor. Es existiert in zwei Varianten: für Produkte mit mindestens 70 Prozent Bio-Fasern und mit mehr als 95 Prozent."
http://www.utopia.de/produktguide/siegel/global-organic-textile-standard-57
Hallo Josef
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Grüße das Green Map Team
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How do we know what times the garden is open for compost drop off?
Claire
tell all your friends, make sure the whole city knows, The Secret Garden is where its at!
Is the large Richard J. Koch Park & Rec Complex, which includes the only real and accessible waterfronts within Merrymount Park, open to the general public? The RJKP&RC is fenced in and has a main gate which is sometimes left open, at other times closed. Over the course of 2 decades I have hardly ever seen people walking in or out, recreating or working in the RJKP&RC. The main visible activities I have noticed are motor vehicles of the Department of P&R rushing through the gate entering or leaving the RJKP&RC.
If the RJKP&RC is indeed open to us ordinary citizens, should it not be much more explicitly marked as such, because its setting and appearance suggest otherwise?
If it is true that the RJKP&RC is not meant for public use and enjoyment, then I wonder why? What and who are the city-owned, city-maintained land and facility in the heart of Merrymount Park for?
Maybe I am wrong, but in my understanding the Richard J. Koch Park & Rec Complex was built and is owned by the city of Quincy and named "Richard J. Koch Park & Rec Complexin" to honor the memory of Richard J. Koch, an erstwhile Quincy resident, politician and official, the Richard J. Koch Park & Rec Complex was neither paid for, acquired nor owned by Mr. Koch or his family.
To Tom Galvin My brother Dan and I took a very interesting tour of the Mt Wollaston Cemetery with you a couple of summers back and I was wondering if you be familiar with the magnificent elm tree situated on Hancock Street at Merrymount Park. The tree, while lovely to look at and providing a 125 ft canopy of shade, life giving oxygen and housing for birds as well as an asset to the neighborhood, is slated for demolition as part of the new middle school project. It seems the tree will stand in the way of the parking lot. I have been told by the mayor that the tree is in decline - although it has bloomed beautifully again this year. It looks like a bit of pruning would do it good. Because the tree is alone in its space It has been free of Dutch elm disease and has survived likely close to two hundred years only to fall to a bulldozer in the name of progress. Hugh Sidey wrote years ago in Time magazine of the tree's "cousin" transplanted to the White House grounds and which survives to this day. We should be making the effort to save the elm in its home town don't you think?
My brother, who lives near the tree site, and whose grandson will attend the future school,and I, would love to see the tree incorporated into the plans for the school. What better focal point of Merrymount memorial park than its historic tree. If you have information on this tree I would appreciate your sharing it with me so I may gather information for an argument to the tree's removal.
Thank you Millicent Broderick millicent0224@hotmail.com
In response to the March 6 writer, dogs do run that does not mean they are out of control. If dogs are vicious that's a different thing. If you met my dog, you would not want her to leave and there are many dogs like that.. Dogs need a little piece of ocean to themselves, SOMEWHERE around here, and us dogs owners do too. Dogs need to get a good run, it's as nature intended. And they keep most of us going with their unconditional love. So people in Quincy don't clean up after their dogs, that mostly tells me there's a high chance of them having worms. There are actually a variety of ones. But I don't know a person who doesn't clean up after their pup. I have to go check this place out sometime. Just debating whether to bring my dog and subject them possible infection.
It's a shame because dogs have nowhere to go to enjoy nature and the beach. Especially when it's hot and the summer. My dog is clean and healthy, I'm not introducing her to health hazards. It WOULD BE SO NICE to have a beach where DOGS were allowed and people realized how special it was because there are not ANY around. Haven't been there yet, would be curious if these dog feces comments are true. It would be a nice attraction for Bostonians if some rules were set in place.
It's important to pick up feces due to the spreading of worms to other dogs caused by owners who unknowingly have dogs with worms who do not pick up their feces. This is why you have to be careful where you take your dog. Don't wreck it for other dogs, pick up after your pooch. The daycare we go to doesn't even allow dogs that have not had fecal examinations every four months to attend because it is so easy to pick up. Do you want your dog to have worms? Would you like them? If you care about your dogs and others, don't be lazy, pick up after them. Please.
I skated on this pond with my dad when I was a kid. I was impressed that he could skate so well. I remember that he fell backwards ( the ice was real chippy) and he bumped his head. It was very early spring, as I recall, and there were little brown bats that swooped around catching whatever insects were flying around at the time. I don't remember ever skating with my dad any other time in my life. I grew up in Wollaston. I idealized alot of my youthful experiences there. But it really was a fun place to live.
This is another case of a great park ruined by half wit dog owners - the parking lot and even the paved pathways are littered with dog turds, it's like walking in a mine field. Dogs are running around off leash and out of control, DCR should write up $50 tickets to all these dog owners. These idiots spoil this wonderful park for everyone else.
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Agreed. I have found this haven and rather enjoy bringing my 2 wonderful dogs here for leash-free romping. Dogs rule here, that is true, but they are wonderful dogs and exist harmoniously with the pedestrians, bird-watchers and cyclists. It is a place where dogs can be dogs, running free, playing tag, slopping in puddles and getting tired. Quincy has been in dire need of a dog park and since this Mayor does not feel it is important enough to make it to his agenda, us dog-lovers have to find "dog parks" for ourselves. I happen to be one of the few people who does pick up my doggy poop. I would love there to be more trash barrels around so I don't have to carry it for a 1/2 hour until I get to a barrel. Also, have you been around Quincy? This is far from a unique situation. People in Quincy do NOT PICK UP AFTER THEIR DOGS ANYWHERE!!!! People in Quincy don't think they have to obey traffic lights or laws, pedestrian walk signals, etc. Need I go on and on???
So, lets let the good dog owners continue to enjoy this little piece of doggie heaven. Let us let our beautiful animals run free as God has intended, then carefully leash them and bring them home safely. We can all enjoy this wonderful little piece of heaven.
9/25/10 Where were you all when DCR clear cut all the wild flowers????????
И вдруг случайный гость с улицы, человек, которого в иные времена не пустили бы даже на высокие ступени здания Минатома, ведет себя с ним, членом правительства России, с недопустимым хамством, пытаясь навязать ему свои условия Так и хотелось сказать: "Распустила вас демократия, уважаемый
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