[Sca-cooks] food coop

[Shannon Malone]

I approached the Bod and the Kingdom Historical Trust out here in the West Kingdom to patner with me on the Goat in the Garden, to no avail.  They think the investment is too risky.  So it will take longer to get there, byt there will be something like that in the West someday.
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On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 08:11:24
 Sue Clemenger wrote:
>Maybe several regional ones, to cover all the specialties, since some of
>us have -uhm- climate issues? And, while we're dreaming <g>, how about
>some specialized potters and metal workers, for the period cooking gear?
>--maire
>
>Marilyn Traber wrote:
>>
>> Makes me wish that we had a lot more land. We could start a food co-op.
>> There used to be a type of co-op where a group of families would get
>> together and pay the costs and living of a person with a farm to produce
>> food for them that they would normalyy be able to grow for themselves [eggs,
>> poultry, pigs, cows, milk, cream, butter and garden goodies like fruits,
>> veggies, legumes and root veggies]
>>
>> We could have an sca cook food coop - just ship out the various foods as
>> they ripen, or one farm per kingdom/region so the people could drop by and
>> pick up stuff.
>>
>> margali
>>
>> teh quote starts here:
>> I don't mind people's choice of whether or not they eat meat.  I get
>> extremely annoyed when they try to push their values onto me.  I wish I had
>> time, etc to keep raising my own meat.  What you buy in the store is pretty
>> awful compared to what you can raise yourself if you have land to do
>> it.  Which I do, just not the energy.
>>
>>         Angeline
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