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Act Now to Influence Positive Change: Save Agricultural Land and ReThink the Campbell Mountain Landfill
The opportunity to reflect upon our actions as a community presents itself more strongly as many of us find ourselves spending more time at home these days. Let’s put a pause, too, on actions that are not in the best … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged act now, agricultural land reserve, Agriculture, ALR, BC government, BC tourism, BC wildlife, BC wine, biking, biocover, biosolids, Campbell Mountain, Campbell Mountain Landfill, Campbell Mountain trails, certified organic, compost, composting, directors, distillery, election, electoral, farming, food, fruit, future, grapes, health, health and safety, hiking, human waste, landfill, leachate, leaching, Mount EverRust, orchards, organic, parks, Penticton, Penticton Tourism, politicians, ranch, RDOS, Regional District Okanagan Similkameen, secret, sewage, Slow Food, tourism, tourists, toxins, trails, visitors, waste management, wildlife, wildlife corridor, wineries
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Winter Solstice: Brighter Days are Coming
It’s Winter Solstice so, for me at least, there’s hope in the air. As the hours of sunlight each day progress toward Spring, my recollections through the Christmas season promise golden moments in the new year. I count myself … Continue reading
Posted in friends, Grief, Joy, Lifestyle
Tagged BCwildlife, bighorn sheep, deer, elegy, Okanagan, Penticton, tribute, wildlife, wildlife corridor, winter solstice
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Roz's small fry Blog 