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Although I am still writing my blog I have moved it to my own site, I love transitionpgh and they have been great to me but it is time to move on...My new website is...http://chriscondello.wordpress.com/ - Gardening as Religion I may still copy some posts over to this site... Not sure yet... Maybe someone else will blog here... Thank you for reading for the past year and keep doing the good things you guys are doing! See More

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"yes, that would be great and looking forward to your suggestions and ideas. Did I say I would like you to provide a permaculture-kind-of-answer, if that is appropriate? MB"

Aug 3, 2012

Chris Condello commented on Alexander Dale's blog post Localizing 'In Transition 2.0'

"Wow man, we think on the same line so often... It's scary! After seeing the second film so many times that the initial novelty has worn off, and seeing it with people who had no idea what to expect I would say it is definitely not an…"

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"Dear Chris, Greetings from England! I have just found a way to contact you, so apologies if this is a bit late. I co-edit a blog called This Low Carbon Life (Transition Norwich) and have cross-posted one of your (great blogs) about Whitney Avenue…"

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Guerilla Gardening & Community Gardening Projects

If you're interested in Guerilla Gardening and start-up Community Gardening efforts, here's a group for you, with resources, pictures, & instructions, and maybe some materials on how to get started yourself:http://www.guerrillagardening.org/http://transitionpgh.org/photo/albums/whitney-avenue-urban-farmIf you have knowledge and resources to share, certainly do so in…See More

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"Hey Chris long time no see. Dub and I were sitting around talking about how much things have changed since we lived in Pittsburgh. We were talking about the hole that we buried ourselves in and the long hard process it was to change that lifestyle.…"

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"Chris- thanks for the invite! I am still trying to figure all this social media out... I stumbled across Transition Pittsburgh and thought I would try it out. Its good to know your out there..."

Oct 21, 2011

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Oct 2, 2011

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My Blog Has Moved

Although I am still writing my blog I have moved it to my own site, I love transitionpgh and they have been great to me but it is time to move on...

My new website is...

http://chriscondello.wordpress.com/ - Gardening as Religion

I may still copy some posts over to this site... Not sure yet... Maybe someone else will blog here...

Thank you for reading for the past year and keep doing the good things you guys are…

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Posted on October 28, 2012 at 7:00am

A little taste of garlic!

Fall is now upon us, for most people this is the time that the garden is being cleared out and put to bed for next year. Not many people realize how many crops can be grown through the winter, Garlic, Leeks, Collard Greens and Kale can all be overwinteres and in many cases grow and taste better in…

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Posted on October 2, 2011 at 12:00pm

Tomato blight identification for anyone

There's nothing in the world like a vine ripened tomato that you grew yourself. If you have ever had a vegetable garden chances are you had atleast one tomato plant. The smell that a tomato plant leaves on your hands is unforgettable, I prefer the heirloom varieties with their endless colors, shapes and flavors. If I…

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Posted on August 2, 2011 at 5:30pm

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At 1:44pm on August 3, 2012, Mary Beth Thakar said…: yes, that would be great and looking forward to your suggestions and ideas. Did I say I would like you to provide a permaculture-kind-of-answer, if that is appropriate? MB

At 3:18am on May 24, 2012, Charlotte Du Cann said…: Dear Chris,

Greetings from England! I have just found a way to contact you, so apologies if this is a bit late. I co-edit a blog called This Low Carbon Life (Transition Norwich) and have cross-posted one of your (great blogs) about Whitney Avenue Urban Farm and the challenges of guerrilla gardening.

http://transitionnorwich.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/story-of-whitney-avenue-urban-farm.html

Hope that is OK with you!

Wishing you the best from Transition East (UK).

Charlotte

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At 8:51pm on November 6, 2011, Alex said…: Hey Chris long time no see. Dub and I were sitting around talking about how much things have changed since we lived in Pittsburgh. We were talking about the hole that we buried ourselves in and the long hard process it was to change that lifestyle. We looked for you on facebook and found your blog. Needless to say we are very very happy with how well you are doing, the progress you have made, and the positive influence you are having on these kids. I too work with kids doing behavioral modification in a local elementary school and am hopefully making an impact on these kids. Dub is doing great now too and wanted to tell you he said hello. I wish the best for you and look forward to hearing from you. Take care, Alex and Dub.

At 3:23pm on October 20, 2011, Benjamin P. Bishop said…: Chris- thanks for the invite! I am still trying to figure all this social media out... I stumbled across Transition Pittsburgh and thought I would try it out. Its good to know your out there...

At 4:04pm on July 26, 2011, Healcrest Urban Farm said…: Chris...I saw in the EcoCents books that Transition Pgh rents space on Roland Way (Green Suite). I noticed several businesses in EcoCents do. I am looking for a small space rental to process our farm-based products. Just need a room with electricity. How do I contact Roland Way bldg or do you have suggestions for small-business space rentals??