Thank You Group + Questions Local and Mushroom-hunting

[Guest guest]

I'm also Donna in Los Angeles yikes confusing lol

Donna (one)

Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

 

 

Donna Ellis <tupelopm

 

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 09:25:16

 

Thank You Group + Questions Local and

Mushroom-hunting

 

 

Dear Group:

 

Thank you for the wonderful welcome and the great

information, list of herbs/spices and great recipes -

spicy or not. Chatting with you off-list, realized

that I've gotten very used to our local farmers who

supply the southern California weekly markets. Many of

you are in cold weather right now. Let me take this

opportunity to apologize for that tiny world view and

while I'm at it also give thanks for what our local

farmers provide.

 

Does anyone know of a group that discusses 'locavore'

or community supported agriculture movements? I'd

like to have their group link or name.

 

Of those of use in So. California, do any of you go

mushroom hunting? I understand from a local

mycologist that they now fine people who hunt for

local mushrooms in the Santa Monica mountains. He has

also left the mycology scene for the moment because he

has a small child.

 

What a great group. I look forward to contributing and

learning here.

 

In gratitude,

Donna E

(Los Angeles)

 

*** *** ***

Donna Ryall Ellis Design

Tupelo p.m. Gardenscape

tupelopm (AT) (DOT) <tupelopm%40> com

 

________

Never miss a thing. Make your home page.

http://www.. <http://www./r/hs> com/r/hs

[Guest guest]

Dear Group:

 

Thank you for the wonderful welcome and the great

information, list of herbs/spices and great recipes -

spicy or not. Chatting with you off-list, realized

that I've gotten very used to our local farmers who

supply the southern California weekly markets. Many of

you are in cold weather right now. Let me take this

opportunity to apologize for that tiny world view and

while I'm at it also give thanks for what our local

farmers provide.

 

Does anyone know of a group that discusses 'locavore'

or community supported agriculture movements? I'd

like to have their group link or name.

 

Of those of use in So. California, do any of you go

mushroom hunting? I understand from a local

mycologist that they now fine people who hunt for

local mushrooms in the Santa Monica mountains. He has

also left the mycology scene for the moment because he

has a small child.

 

What a great group. I look forward to contributing and

learning here.

 

In gratitude,

Donna E

(Los Angeles)

 

 

*** *** ***

Donna Ryall Ellis Design

Tupelo p.m. Gardenscape

tupelopm

 

 

______________________________\

____

Never miss a thing. Make your home page.

http://www./r/hs

[Guest guest]

Hi

I am in the San Diego County area near Fallbrook. We have lots of local farmers.

Every week there are street markets in different cities. Very good and cost

healthy also.

Sonnie

 

 

>thelilacflower

>Jan 19, 2008 7:14 AM

>Vegetarian Group

>Re: Thank You Group + Questions Local and

Mushroom-hunting

>

>I'm also Donna in Los Angeles yikes confusing lol

>Donna (one)

>Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

>

>

>Donna Ellis <tupelopm

>

>Sat, 19 Jan 2008 09:25:16

>

> Thank You Group + Questions Local and

Mushroom-hunting

>

>

>Dear Group:

>

> Thank you for the wonderful welcome and the great

> information, list of herbs/spices and great recipes -

> spicy or not. Chatting with you off-list, realized

> that I've gotten very used to our local farmers who

> supply the southern California weekly markets. Many of

> you are in cold weather right now. Let me take this

> opportunity to apologize for that tiny world view and

> while I'm at it also give thanks for what our local

> farmers provide.

>

> Does anyone know of a group that discusses 'locavore'

> or community supported agriculture movements? I'd

> like to have their group link or name.

>

> Of those of use in So. California, do any of you go

> mushroom hunting? I understand from a local

> mycologist that they now fine people who hunt for

> local mushrooms in the Santa Monica mountains. He has

> also left the mycology scene for the moment because he

> has a small child.

>

> What a great group. I look forward to contributing and

> learning here.

>

> In gratitude,

> Donna E

> (Los Angeles)

>

> *** *** ***

> Donna Ryall Ellis Design

> Tupelo p.m. Gardenscape

> tupelopm (AT) (DOT) <tupelopm%40> com

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna from Los Angeles #2....I would be interested in mushroom hunting, I

have done

it in Europe, with people that can tell the poisonous ones apart.

 

I would also be interested in links for local agriculture. We grow enough food

in the

garden to supply the household with veggies 9 mo in the year, but I am also

thankful for

the local markets! I like the one in south pasadena thursday night, they have

the best

tamales!

 

cabrita @ los angeles

 

 

, Donna Ellis <tupelopm wrote:

>

> Dear Group:

>

> Thank you for the wonderful welcome and the great

> information, list of herbs/spices and great recipes -

> spicy or not. Chatting with you off-list, realized

> that I've gotten very used to our local farmers who

> supply the southern California weekly markets. Many of

> you are in cold weather right now. Let me take this

> opportunity to apologize for that tiny world view and

> while I'm at it also give thanks for what our local

> farmers provide.

>

> Does anyone know of a group that discusses 'locavore'

> or community supported agriculture movements? I'd

> like to have their group link or name.

>

> Of those of use in So. California, do any of you go

> mushroom hunting? I understand from a local

> mycologist that they now fine people who hunt for

> local mushrooms in the Santa Monica mountains. He has

> also left the mycology scene for the moment because he

> has a small child.

>

> What a great group. I look forward to contributing and

> learning here.

>

> In gratitude,

> Donna E

> (Los Angeles)

>

>

> *** *** ***

> Donna Ryall Ellis Design

> Tupelo p.m. Gardenscape

> tupelopm

>

>

>

______________________________\

____

> Never miss a thing. Make your home page.

> http://www./r/hs

>

[Guest guest]

Cabrita,

What part of LA are you in? We should get together. I'll send you the market

link tonight offlist, unless other SoCal folk are interested.

 

D the 2nd @ LA

 

Sent from my iPhone

 

On Jan 21, 2008, at 16:59, " rosetalleo " <rosetalleo wrote:

 

Hi Donna from Los Angeles #2....I would be interested in mushroom hunting, I

have done

it in Europe, with people that can tell the poisonous ones apart.

 

I would also be interested in links for local agriculture. We grow enough food

in the

garden to supply the household with veggies 9 mo in the year, but I am also

thankful for

the local markets! I like the one in south pasadena thursday night, they have

the best

tamales!

 

cabrita @ los angeles

 

 

, Donna Ellis <tupelopm wrote:

 

Dear Group:

 

Thank you for the wonderful welcome and the great

information, list of herbs/spices and great recipes -

spicy or not. Chatting with you off-list, realized

that I've gotten very used to our local farmers who

supply the southern California weekly markets. Many of

you are in cold weather right now. Let me take this

opportunity to apologize for that tiny world view and

while I'm at it also give thanks for what our local

farmers provide.

 

Does anyone know of a group that discusses 'locavore'

or community supported agriculture movements? I'd

like to have their group link or name.

 

Of those of use in So. California, do any of you go

mushroom hunting? I understand from a local

mycologist that they now fine people who hunt for

local mushrooms in the Santa Monica mountains. He has

also left the mycology scene for the moment because he

has a small child.

 

What a great group. I look forward to contributing and

learning here.

 

In gratitude,

Donna E

(Los Angeles)

 

 

*** *** ***

Donna Ryall Ellis Design

Tupelo p.m. Gardenscape

tupelopm

 

 

 

______________________________\

____

Never miss a thing. Make your home page.

http://www./r/hs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Donna, I live in two places right now. One is Altadena (north of

Pasadena) and the other one is Highland park in north east LA.

 

Yes we could get together of course. Also, it seems there are

enough folks in Southern California we could even do some veggie

restaurant outings together.

 

cabrita @ los angeles (and Altadena)

 

, tupelo <tupelopm

wrote:

>

> Cabrita,

> What part of LA are you in? We should get together. I'll send you

the market link tonight offlist, unless other SoCal folk are

interested.

>

> D the 2nd @ LA

>

> Sent from my iPhone

>

> On Jan 21, 2008, at 16:59, " rosetalleo " <rosetalleo wrote:

>

> Hi Donna from Los Angeles #2....I would be interested in mushroom

hunting, I have done

> it in Europe, with people that can tell the poisonous ones apart.

>

> I would also be interested in links for local agriculture. We

grow enough food in the

> garden to supply the household with veggies 9 mo in the year, but

I am also thankful for

> the local markets! I like the one in south pasadena thursday

night, they have the best

> tamales!

>

> cabrita @ los angeles

>

>

> , Donna Ellis <tupelopm@>

wrote:

>

> Dear Group:

>

> Thank you for the wonderful welcome and the great

> information, list of herbs/spices and great recipes -

> spicy or not. Chatting with you off-list, realized

> that I've gotten very used to our local farmers who

> supply the southern California weekly markets. Many of

> you are in cold weather right now. Let me take this

> opportunity to apologize for that tiny world view and

> while I'm at it also give thanks for what our local

> farmers provide.

>

> Does anyone know of a group that discusses 'locavore'

> or community supported agriculture movements? I'd

> like to have their group link or name.

>

> Of those of use in So. California, do any of you go

> mushroom hunting? I understand from a local

> mycologist that they now fine people who hunt for

> local mushrooms in the Santa Monica mountains. He has

> also left the mycology scene for the moment because he

> has a small child.

>

> What a great group. I look forward to contributing and

> learning here.

>

> In gratitude,

> Donna E

> (Los Angeles)

>

>

> *** *** ***

> Donna Ryall Ellis Design

> Tupelo p.m. Gardenscape

> tupelopm@

>

>

>

>

___________________

_______________

> Never miss a thing. Make your home page.

> http://www./r/hs