Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Support Organic Management of Town Property


These murals, promoting the Precautionary Principle, adorn the side wall of Harvest Co-Op, in Cambridge, MA. I have really enjoyed shopping at this store and will write more tomorrow about the gluten-free and non-GMO products I was able to purchase but, in the meantime, please remember to let our Selectmen know a shift to organic land management for Wellfleet is a great idea. Either attend the meeting at the library this evening, or shoot them an email. Thanks!
Posted by Alexandra Grabbe at 6:30 AM
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Chris Durkin · 680 weeks ago

Thanks for the kind words, Alexandra - and for working to keep the Cape healthy!

Chris Durkin, Harvest Co-op (and Chatham native)
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Jane Boursaw · 680 weeks ago

Wow - cool mural! I should send it to our local food co-op.
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Living Large · 680 weeks ago

These are just awesome. I particularly love the bear. I have bears in every art form all over my house and property.
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alisa bowman · 680 weeks ago

This is the first time I've heard of this principle. Very interesting.
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jeanine barone · 679 weeks ago

Such captivating murals. You could spend quite a bit of time examining each one closely since a lot is going on in each.
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Kristen · 679 weeks ago

What a great way to promote the co-op. I'm sure many people have stopped in after looking at the murals, curious about what's inside
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merr · 678 weeks ago

I would love to see that in person. I am a fan of murals as such - they often become landmarks in and of themselves.
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