We had a lot of media coverage all the way through the four years that I worked on Urban Harvest. I did lots of interviews, including a lot of live radio broadcasts that there is probably no trace of.
Here are two articles that were done about Urban Harvest by KFYR during the 2007 season:
Urban Harvest
Last Day of Urban Harvest
Here are articles that were printed in the Bismarck Tribune in 2005:
Fledgling Market Looking for Vendors
Cultivating Local Talents
Finding Meaning to our Lives Downtown
And 2006:
Reaping the Benefits of Urban Harvest
And 2007:
Urban Harvest has Bountiful Year
A Fun Downtown Getaway
And 2008:
Urban Harvest Returns
Urban Harvest Returns for a Fourth Season
This is a blog dedicated to the things that I do when I'm doing what I want to do! You can click on the following tags to see specific project categories, otherwise things are backwards chronological and pretty random...
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Birthday Kayaking 7-09
This was all Tracy's idea...what could we three cancer ladies do to celebrate our birthdays together???? We drove out to Eagles park with two kayaks on top of the Wanek mobile and another one inside, and we put in at the little beach there. We kayaked across the side channel, and then took a break on the sandbar (we were probably breaking before Jarret had even gotten back to the car). We kayaked for 7 or 8 hours to get back to the Meriwether's boat dock. It wouldn't take a normal person that long to go that distance. But it was our birthdays, bitches!!
Many breaks and much leisure later, we had a lovely late lunch on another sandbar. This one had a green bucket on it. We called it Green Bucket Island. Clever. Spring rolls and veggies and sort of gluten free birthday cake and what else? Ah yes, plenty to drink...
The sky was overcast and a little ominous looking for the first half of the day. It must have scared away the boaters, because there was almost no boat traffic on the river, which is SO GOOD when you are kayaking!! Achala made a good save when her giant hat almost floated away. The water felt so amazing and everything was beautiful!




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