Guest guest Posted February 8, 2003 Report Share Posted February 8, 2003 Hi Everybody, Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of February but not until then because of my recording project. I am wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would be an additional class fee. Janaki Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2003 Report Share Posted February 8, 2003 Janaki, Sign me up! Nick Hein 12829 SE 184th Place Renton, WA 98058 425-255-7560 - Janaki Rose RawSeattle Saturday, February 08, 2003 12:02 AM [RawSeattle] Foraging Class Hi Everybody, Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of February but not until then because of my recording project. I am wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would be an additional class fee. Janaki Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2003 Report Share Posted February 8, 2003 Hello Janaki- I am interested in the foraging class- thanks for pursuing this! Gideon gseraph 206-778-7692 - Janaki Rose RawSeattle Saturday, February 08, 2003 12:02 AM [RawSeattle] Foraging Class Hi Everybody, Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of February but not until then because of my recording project. I am wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would be an additional class fee. Janaki Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2003 Report Share Posted February 8, 2003 yes, i would sign up for both the class and the hike. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2003 Report Share Posted February 9, 2003 Hi There! Please send your full name and phone number and I will put you on the list. janaki or leave your message at (206)528-5350. Thanks! Janaki Rose - <qrhythm <RawSeattle > Saturday, February 08, 2003 12:30 PM [RawSeattle] Re: Foraging Class > yes, i would sign up for both the class and the hike. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2003 Report Share Posted February 10, 2003 Hi I'm interested in both parts of the foraging class. Thanks for taking the initiative. Socorro Cell (206) 605-7054 Work (206) 684-4908 email smaia --- message from " Janaki Rose " <janaki attached: ___________ Learn about the power of raw foods at ---> http://www.rawfoods.com ___________ Select your own custom email address for FREE! Get you w/No Ads, 6MB, POP & more! http://www.everyone.net/selectmail?campaign=tag Hi Everybody, Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of February but not until then because of my recording project. I am wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would be an additional class fee. Janaki Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2003 Report Share Posted February 10, 2003 I'm also very interested. However, my concern is the cost... Victor > Hi Everybody, > Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of February but not until then because of my recording project. I am wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would be an additional class fee. > Janaki Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2003 Report Share Posted February 10, 2003 When he gets back to me I'll be able to quote the hike day fee, he's kind of slow...Cause he's quite busy. Janaki Rose - <mtsvme <RawSeattle > Monday, February 10, 2003 11:41 AM [RawSeattle] Re: Foraging Class > I'm also very interested. > > However, my concern is the cost... > > Victor > > > Hi Everybody, > > Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a > couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone > for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's > been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour > lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our > numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much > additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it > might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday > foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a > space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing > to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his > meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of > February but not until then because of my recording project. I am > wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I > have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the > spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would > be an additional class fee. > > Janaki Rose > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2003 Report Share Posted February 10, 2003 P.S. Victor, Please send your full name and phone number if you want me to put you on the list. Thanks, Janaki - <mtsvme <RawSeattle > Monday, February 10, 2003 11:41 AM [RawSeattle] Re: Foraging Class > I'm also very interested. > > However, my concern is the cost... > > Victor > > > Hi Everybody, > > Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a > couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone > for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's > been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour > lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our > numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much > additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it > might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday > foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a > space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing > to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his > meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of > February but not until then because of my recording project. I am > wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I > have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the > spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would > be an additional class fee. > > Janaki Rose > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2003 Report Share Posted February 20, 2003 i want to forage too, count me in please thanks n > " Janaki Rose " <janaki >RawSeattle ><RawSeattle > >Re: [RawSeattle] Re: Foraging Class >Mon, 10 Feb 2003 14:38:45 -0800 > >P.S. >Victor, >Please send your full name and phone number if you want me to put you on >the >list. >Thanks, >Janaki >- ><mtsvme ><RawSeattle > >Monday, February 10, 2003 11:41 AM >[RawSeattle] Re: Foraging Class > > > > I'm also very interested. > > > > However, my concern is the cost... > > > > Victor > > > > > Hi Everybody, > > > Wild edible food has for years been of high interest to me, and a > > couple of weeks ago when Nora and others spoke about getting someone > > for a guided foraging walk I contacted John Kallas in Portland. He's > > been busy so he just now responded and says he could do a 3 hour > > lecture which would cost participants around $30.00 to keep our > > numbers below 20 in the class. So I need to find out how much > > additional the guided walk or hike would be. I am thinking a way it > > might work would be to do a Friday night class followed by a Saturday > > foraging walk that would be a continuation of the class. I have a > > space in my home that would work for the class, and would be willing > > to organize it and provide a place for John Kallas to stay and his > > meals. I would have time to begin working on this around the 21st of > > February but not until then because of my recording project. I am > > wondering what the interest level would be out there for this, and I > > have a question into John K. about when is a good growing time in the > > spring for this. Please remember that the guided walk or hike would > > be an additional class fee. > > > Janaki Rose > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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