Celebrating kitchen gardens
 

If you're interested in getting more actively involved in your own
sustenance, you might be interested in a new non-profit organization
called "Kitchen Gardeners International" which some kitchen gardening
friends and I have started. Our goal is to "celebrate home-grown,
home-cooked foods in their many international forms". There are
already 300 or so people involved coming from the US, Canada, Mexico,
France, Ireland, UK, Belgium, etc.

For more info, see www.kitchengardeners.org

Celebrating kitchen gardens
 

In article ,
(rdoiron) wrote:

If you're interested in getting more actively involved in your own
sustenance, you might be interested in a new non-profit organization
called "Kitchen Gardeners International" which some kitchen gardening
friends and I have started. Our goal is to "celebrate home-grown,
home-cooked foods in their many international forms". There are
already 300 or so people involved coming from the US, Canada, Mexico,
France, Ireland, UK, Belgium, etc.

For more info, see www.kitchengardeners.org


I took a look but your website appeared to be blank

Celebrating kitchen gardens
 

Phaedrine Stonebridge wrote:


For more info, see www.kitchengardeners.org


I took a look but your website appeared to be blank

Try again, Phaedrine ... I see a well-designed index page.

Bill

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Zone 5b (Detroit, MI)
I do not post my address to news groups.

Celebrating kitchen gardens
 

In article ,
Pat Meadows wrote:

On Sat, 06 Sep 2003 21:14:10 -0500, Phaedrine Stonebridge
wrote:

In article ,
(rdoiron) wrote:

If you're interested in getting more actively involved in your own
sustenance, you might be interested in a new non-profit organization
called "Kitchen Gardeners International" which some kitchen gardening
friends and I have started. Our goal is to "celebrate home-grown,
home-cooked foods in their many international forms". There are
already 300 or so people involved coming from the US, Canada, Mexico,
France, Ireland, UK, Belgium, etc.

For more info, see www.kitchengardeners.org


I took a look but your website appeared to be blank

Looks perfectly normal to me (using IE 6.0).

Nice website, nice idea.

Pat


It did not work with iCab.

Celebrating kitchen gardens
 

In article ,
Noydb wrote:

Phaedrine Stonebridge wrote:


For more info, see www.kitchengardeners.org


I took a look but your website appeared to be blank

Try again, Phaedrine ... I see a well-designed index page.

Bill

I no longer have the link. :(