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c.k.koech's picture

not an equal exchange

Submitted by c.k.koech on Thu, 09/24/2009 - 8:15am.

Personally I didnt think our field trip equaled the carbon foot print we left behind. the information we learned although interesting wasnt complelty new or something we couldnt find out by looking at Pete's website or calling him up and asking him if we were complelled to do so. Granted being able to visit the farm and see everything was an interesting change of pace it didnt really change anything for me.

 

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