"I'm afraid I can't agree. In my experience a bartering group needs a certain number of people to be successful and, so far, nobody has expressed an interest.
However, here is the link to the Santa Cruz Reskilling Expo. I…"
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Skill-sharing/skill bartering
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Question: Not food-related, but related to sustainable living. Would others be interested in a group for bartering services? I have decades of experience in things like preserving food, making…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by J. Evans Sep 20, 2011.
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Kim Di Giacomo replied to J. Evans's discussion Skill-sharing/skill bartering"Hi J., I think this could be a successful group if you want to start it. Also, can you send a link to the skillshare group in Santa Cruz so we can check it out. Thanks"
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Question: Not food-related, but related to sustainable living. Would others be interested in a group for bartering services? I have decades of experience in things like preserving food, making food from scratch (bread, fermentation, tofu/tempeh/cheese, etc.), fiberarts (knitting, sewing, crochet, bobbin lace, dying with natural dyes, etc.), and miscellaneous other skills (welding, programming, etc.) It occurs to me that others might be interested in skill-sharing. And also along those…See More
J. Evans commented on Michele Senitzer's event Slow Food East Bay Potluck \& Pig Roast"Thanks for putting up this information, Michelle. I misspoke when I said that one could make reservations through Eventbrite. It's actually through Brown Paper Tickets. Here's the link: …"
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J. Evans commented on Michele Senitzer's event Found Fruit’s End of Summer Caprese Party"I missed the last party due to a conflict. This time I'll be at a pig roast in Tilden. Sigh...One of these days, I hope."
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This group is for people to report public fruit trees and offer bounty from your own trees to people, simply to make sure the fruit gets used!
J. Evans commented on Michele Senitzer's blog post The Menu"Wow! What a wonderful menu. I'm envious of all those who get to sample it. I'm curious about some of the beverages. What's the Sauerkraut Martini like and what's the background on the beer and Thiel Family…"
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- At 10:29pm on June 2, 2011, Kim Di Giacomo said…
Hi J., Thanks for joining Found Fruit. The content here is created by members. Joining groups are a great way to get started. You may also post events, share blogs and discussions or barter fruit and veggies or other goods through the site. Let me know if you need anything and please help spread the word about Found Fruit.
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