VISITING THE NEW JERSEY SIDE OF THE FAMILY May 23, 2008 HADDONFIELD Joe tries out Jim’s bike and Camille plays around in their lavender kitchen. AUNT KATHY’S PLACE Our first stop was Aunt Kathy’s. She has lived here, next door to where Nana lived ever since marrying Uncle Frank, Camille’s father’s brother. […]
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MATT’S WORLD May 21, 2008 MAKING FUEL AT THE COLLEGE Matt has a nifty biodiesel plant at Dickinson College and some groovy interns to run it with. Their latest rage is making liquid hand soap from the waste glycerin. MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE FARM Wearing his other hat, Matt and his partner Jen are running
NED’S NEIGBORHOOD In which Ned shares his home, family and neighborhood May 17-18, 2008 ENJOYING NED’S BACK YARD It was a perfect day to enjoy the expansive lawn behind Ned’s house. Bob and Ned fetched a ping pong table and set it up and Camille threw together some food. Ned’s son Grant dropped by
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LAWN TUMBLING Or, IF YOU MOW IT, THEY WILL COME May 11, 2008 OUR AWESOME FRIENDS Jack and Adah demonstrate strength, balance, coordination and timing with handstands on the lawn outside Camelina. Lacking these qualities, Camille grabbed the camera and took some pictures. ENTER HARUKA Who, upon arrival, put down her backpack and began
LIVE MUSIC ROCKS THE GOURDS, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, APRIL 2, 2008 Kevin Russell and Shiney Ribst started out the set and then the rest of the band came onstage and got everyone out on the dance floor. Jimmy Smith, Kevin Russell and Max Johnston are all excellent musicians. Max Johnston’s sister is Michelle Shocked.
TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS April, 2008 – Issue #83 SLOW FOOD BEATS FAST FOOD ANY DAY Camille trims salad turnips on the first day of the month. On the table are bok choy, scallions, turnips, carrots and sweet peppers she and Bob will use to cook Friday Local Lunch for twenty five people. All of this
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SLOW FOOD – It’s not just food; it’s a way of life There is nothing new about Slow Food. It’s how our grandparents ate. The modern day Slow Food movement began in 1986 as a reaction to the first McDonald s opening in Rome. Supporters of the movement see slow food as a way to
CONTINUING EDUCATION Tuesday Night Fuel Making Fueling Around at the Coop – A good way to get some hands on biodiesel making experience. April 1, 2008 All 500+ Coop Members have an open invite to come make biodiesel on Tuesday nights. Caleb deals carefully with the Methanol catalyst. David listens to a story. WVO
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS March, 2008 – Issue #82 RUNNING MYCELIUM Rob and Bob team up for mushroom clinic on March 3rd. PREPARING FOR SUMMER Bob has been laying in supplies and putting in hours of hard work so we can have a garden this year. More on both projects on Spring Planting at Camelina. GOLDEN
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PLAYING BY THE CREEK Warmer weather inspired a group of us to hike down to the creek and wade on in. – March 22, 2008 BUT FIRST, SOME STREET SOCCER We walked to the end of the street to wait for Dana and Adah, Rob, Jack and Link took the opportunity to play some
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