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About me and my passion for cars
My passion started with my dad showing me how to change the oil on his truck which was a 1981 Chevy Silverado.Thats when i knew that working on cars was something that i wanted to learn and pass down my knowledge on to my own kids one day.Also my wife is impressed by the way that I can tell diffrent types of vehicles by their headlights and thier taillights,especally the 1958-1969 Impalas.
My first car
1982 GMC pickup that my dad gave me when I turned 18 and got my license.I remeber that it had a straght six and me and my dad droped in a 305 small block,man those where good times.
Car I wish I still had
My grandfathers 1986 olds 2door,it was maroon had fender skirtsand a big ol' V-8.I wish I had the money to get it back when it got repoed.
My dream car
a 1948 Chevy Fleetline dropped on some 14s with some fender skirts. Painted a nice root beer brown with cream fenders-hell yeah thats what im talkin about!
Car clubs I'm in
LOW CLASS CC with my lil bro
- Driving song: Cruzin' by Smokie Robinsen
- Car movie: Tokyo drift and then the rest of the rest of the fast and furious movies
- Car magazine: Lowrider ,street trucks, Truckin' and Rebel Rodz
- Car game: Jucied 2: Hot ImportNights
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Me and younger brother have started our own car club for lowriders about 2 years now.We still in the process of bulding our own cars his is a 2 door Caddy on 13's with a two pump in the trunk set up.As for my self I have a 86 Silverado thats in the works with a new moter from another truck,future...
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I was searching the series of tubes for an answer, but I couldn't find one, so I thought I'd ask here:
Is it possible to write an AutoLISP script to read an .xlsx file and use the data in the various cells to modify a block within a .dwg?
Ex.: We use Flow Control Modules (FCMs) and use AutoCAD Electrical to show electrical contractors where/how to wire up the devices. In AutoCAD, we have blocks for various types of FCMs, and each block has terminals which are tagged DESCA1, DESCA2, DESCA3, etc. Each of these tags will change based on what the particular FCM is used for.
We also have .xls(x) files we call FCM Maps, which come from our engineers and tell the drafters how to lay out the .dwg files.
Is it possible to write a LISP script to take, say, cell A1 from the .xlsx file, and put that data into DESCA2 in the block, cell A2 into DESCA3, and so on?
I know nothing about your stuffs sorry
To get you started try this code
Note Excel file must be open and activated
on desired worksheet before you run this lisp
This is really cool!
Could you explain this section a bit so I can expand upon your work:
(cond ((eq (vla-get-tagstring attref) "DESCA1") (vla-put-textstring attref (nth 1 vl)));A2 (if cell A1 is as header) ((eq (vla-get-tagstring attref) "DESCA2") (vla-put-textstring attref (nth 2 vl)));A3 ((eq (vla-get-tagstring attref) "DESCA3") (vla-put-textstring attref (nth 3 vl)));A4 ;; --- etc etc --- ;;
I'm assuming that DESCA1 of the selected block is filled with information from cell A2, right? How do I modify the "nth 3 vl" to selelect different cells of the spreadsheet? Say I waned information from cells A2, B3, C4, D5, how would I modify this code to include those cells.
I changed code to select list or separate cells,
see block attributes , yo may need to change them all
if you need to select block by name then add
check on this name or select using:
(setq sset (ssget "_+.:E" (list (cons 0 "insert")(cons 2 blockname)))))
(setq en (ssname sset 0) ... etc, etc
Your first script seems like it has more potential for what I need: open a .dwg w/ the block in it, run the script, select the block, then select the range of cells in excel, and the script would fill out the tags in the block.
In your scripts, you have a few lines of code that pick cells from excel and assign them to tags in the block within ACADE:
(cond ((eq (vla-get-tagstring attref) "DESCA1") (vla-put-textstring attref (nth 1 vl)));A2 (if cell A1 is as header)
How does that select cell A2?
Does it base the information on how I select the cells in excel? If I started my selection at B2, for example, would that code put the B2 data into "DESCA1"?
Second routine is works good both ways with single cell as well as with list
You have just change ta part to working with your block,
this is another deal, I don't know either your block name and attribute, or
other things you want to pull cell data to, it looks like homework question for me.
Thus you have to finish it by yourself, sorry
I've attached a blank FCM .dwg to show what I/we start with as well as a typical FCM .dwg and an example FCM map which is where the data comes from for the FCM descriptions/tags.
in the typical FCM .dwg, every description that has "meter", "pulser", "no solenoid", "nc solenoid", "additive", "control valve" are standard and never change. Every description that has "Product A/B", "Additive A/B", "FCM 1", "LANE 1 FCM PANEL", "LANE 1", all come from cells in a spread sheet.
Looking at the descriptions on the blocks, each LOC description is changed from "FCM PANEL", in the blank FCM, to LANE 1 FCM PANEL, where LANE 1 comes from cell A1 in the example excel spreadsheet.
DESC1 on all these blocks is derived from cell A2 in the spreadsheet.
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Gales Creek Residents who Diverted Stream and Destroyed Seetlhead Habitat Sentenced
PORTLAND, Ore. - U.S. Attorney Amanda Marshall and Oregon Attorney General John Kroger jointly announced today the outcome of a prosecution targeting two individuals who used heavy machinery to divert Gales Creek, which destroyed the habitat of threatened Upper Willamette River (UWR) Steelhead.
Defendant David Dober, Sr., 69, of Gales Creek, Oregon, pleaded guilty today to violating the Rivers and Harbors Act and the Endangered Species Act. Defendant Robert H. Block, Jr., 61, of Gales Creek, Oregon, previously pleaded guilty to violating the Clean Water Act and the Endangered Species Act. U.S. District Judge Anna J. Brown sentenced Block to five years probation, and ordered him to pay a $2,500 fine and to implement a restoration plan on his property designed to mitigate the damage he caused to Gales Creek and its threatened UWR steelhead. Today, Judge Brown sentenced Dober to pay a $500 fine. Judge Brown ordered that half of each defendant's fine be allocated to the Oregon Governor's Fund for the Environment. That Fund is dedicated to local environmental cleanup and restoration efforts focused on preserving and protecting Oregon's rivers, watersheds, and fish and wildlife.
"We will continue to enforce federal environmental laws to protect our wildlife and to keep our waterways clean. We are pleased that the Court allocated half of the fines imposed to be used here in Oregon to benefit our environment," said U.S. Attorney S. Amanda Marshall.
Defendant Block is the owner of a parcel of property that abuts Gales Creek in Gales Creek, Oregon. In October 2009, Block and Dober used an excavator and a wheel loader to move earthen materials within the Gales Creek stream channel to divert the flow of the stream. During the course of the work, defendants moved approximately 100,000 pounds of material in and around Gales Creek, impacting an area approximately 700 feet long and 50 to 90 feet wide. A National Marine Fisheries Service biologist concluded that defendants' actions significantly modified and degraded UWR steelhead habitat. That habitat destruction is significant because the affected reach of Gales Creek is an important spawning, incubation, and rearing area and an important migration route for UWR steelhead. The biologist concluded that as a result of the habitat destruction, UWR steelhead were killed or injured. UWR steelhead are listed as a threatened species pursuant to the Endangered Species Act.
The case was investigated by the Environmental Protection Agency Criminal Investigation Division, the National Marine Fisheries Service, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Assistant U.S. Attorney Stacie F. Beckerman and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick Flanagan of the Oregon Department of Justice's Environmental Crimes Unit prosecuted the case.


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1 Then Joseph couldn't control himself before all those who stood before him, and he cried, "Cause every man to go out from me!" There stood no man with him, while Joseph made himself known to his brothers. | 1 Then Joseph could no longer control himself before all his attendants, and he cried out, "Have everyone leave my presence!" So there was no one with Joseph when he made himself known to his brothers. |
2 He wept aloud. The Egyptians heard, and the house of Pharaoh heard. | 2 And he wept so loudly that the Egyptians heard him, and Pharaoh's household heard about it. |
3 Joseph said to his brothers, "I am Joseph! Does my father still live?" His brothers couldn't answer him; for they were terrified at his presence. | 3 Joseph said to his brothers, "I am Joseph! Is my father still living?" But his brothers were not able to answer him, because they were terrified at his presence. |
4 Joseph said to his brothers, "Come near to me, please." They came near. "He said, I am Joseph, your brother, whom you sold into Egypt. | 4 Then Joseph said to his brothers, "Come close to me." When they had done so, he said, "I am your brother Joseph, the one you sold into Egypt! |
5 Now don't be grieved, nor angry with yourselves, that you sold me here, for God sent me before you to preserve life. | 5 And now, do not be distressed and do not be angry with yourselves for selling me here, because it was to save lives that God sent me ahead of you. |
6 For these two years has the famine been in the land, and there are yet five years, in which there will be neither plowing nor harvest. | 6 For two years now there has been famine in the land, and for the next five years there will not be plowing and reaping. |
7 God sent me before you to preserve you a remnant in the earth, and to save you alive by a great deliverance. | 7 But God sent me ahead of you to preserve for you a remnant on earth and to save your lives by a great deliverance. |
8 So now it wasn't you who sent me here, but God, and he has made me a father to Pharaoh, lord of all his house, and ruler over all the land of Egypt. | 8 "So then, it was not you who sent me here, but God. He made me father to Pharaoh, lord of his entire household and ruler of all Egypt. |
9 Hurry, and go up to my father, and tell him, 'This is what your son Joseph says, "God has made me lord of all Egypt. Come down to me. Don't wait. | 9 Now hurry back to my father and say to him, 'This is what your son Joseph says: God has made me lord of all Egypt. Come down to me; don't delay. |
10 You shall dwell in the land of Goshen, and you will be near to me, you, your children, your children's children, your flocks, your herds, and all that you have. | 10 You shall live in the region of Goshen and be near me--you, your children and grandchildren, your flocks and herds, and all you have. |
11 There I will nourish you; for there are yet five years of famine; lest you come to poverty, you, and your household, and all that you have."' | 11 I will provide for you there, because five years of famine are still to come. Otherwise you and your household and all who belong to you will become destitute.' |
12 Behold, your eyes see, and the eyes of my brother Benjamin, that it is my mouth that speaks to you. | 12 "You can see for yourselves, and so can my brother Benjamin, that it is really I who am speaking to you. |
13 You shall tell my father of all my glory in Egypt, and of all that you have seen. You shall hurry and bring my father down here." | 13 Tell my father about all the honor accorded me in Egypt and about everything you have seen. And bring my father down here quickly." |
14 He fell on his brother Benjamin's neck, and wept, and Benjamin wept on his neck. | 14 Then he threw his arms around his brother Benjamin and wept, and Benjamin embraced him, weeping. |
15 He kissed all his brothers, and wept on them. After that his brothers talked with him. | 15 And he kissed all his brothers and wept over them. Afterward his brothers talked with him. |
16 The report of it was heard in Pharaoh's house, saying, "Joseph's brothers have come." It pleased Pharaoh well, and his servants. | 16 When the news reached Pharaoh's palace that Joseph's brothers had come, Pharaoh and all his officials were pleased. |
17 Pharaoh said to Joseph, "Tell your brothers, 'Do this. Load your animals, and go, travel to the land of Canaan. | 17 Pharaoh said to Joseph, "Tell your brothers, 'Do this: Load your animals and return to the land of Canaan, |
18 Take your father and your households, and come to me, and I will give you the good of the land of Egypt, and you will eat the fat of the land.' | 18 and bring your father and your families back to me. I will give you the best of the land of Egypt and you can enjoy the fat of the land.' |
19 Now you are commanded: do this. Take wagons out of the land of Egypt for your little ones, and for your wives, and bring your father, and come. | 19 "You are also directed to tell them, 'Do this: Take some carts from Egypt for your children and your wives, and get your father and come. |
20 Also, don't concern yourselves about your belongings, for the good of all of the land of Egypt is yours." | 20 Never mind about your belongings, because the best of all Egypt will be yours.' " |
21 The sons of Israel did so. Joseph gave them wagons, according to the commandment of Pharaoh, and gave them provision for the way. | 21 So the sons of Israel did this. Joseph gave them carts, as Pharaoh had commanded, and he also gave them provisions for their journey. |
22 To all of them he gave each man changes of clothing, but to Benjamin he gave three hundred pieces of silver and five changes of clothing. | 22 To each of them he gave new clothing, but to Benjamin he gave three hundred shekels of silver and five sets of clothes. |
23 To his father, he sent after this manner: ten donkeys laden with the good things of Egypt, and ten she-asses laden with grain and bread and provision for his father by the way. | 23 And this is what he sent to his father: ten donkeys loaded with the best things of Egypt, and ten female donkeys loaded with grain and bread and other provisions for his journey. |
24 So he sent his brothers away, and they departed. He said to them, "See that you don't quarrel on the way." | 24 Then he sent his brothers away, and as they were leaving he said to them, "Don't quarrel on the way!" |
25 They went up out of Egypt, and came into the land of Canaan, to Jacob their father. | 25 So they went up out of Egypt and came to their father Jacob in the land of Canaan. |
26 They told him, saying, "Joseph is still alive, and he is ruler over all the land of Egypt." His heart fainted, for he didn't believe them. | 26 They told him, "Joseph is still alive! In fact, he is ruler of all Egypt." Jacob was stunned; he did not believe them. |
27 They told him all the words of Joseph, which he had said to them. When he saw the wagons which Joseph had sent to carry him, the spirit of Jacob, their father, revived. | 27 But when they told him everything Joseph had said to them, and when he saw the carts Joseph had sent to carry him back, the spirit of their father Jacob revived. |
28 Israel said, "It is enough. Joseph my son is still alive. I will go and see him before I die." | 28 And Israel said, "I'm convinced! My son Joseph is still alive. I will go and see him before I die." |
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Anyone seen this one before?
It happens in C3D 2012 when you create a multilead & then pan between 1st & 2nd leader pics. I have a few machines that will do it predictably & others that won't.
Since you seem to have a way to reproduce this, it would be helpful to us to have a drawnig and the steps. Could you please open a support case and submit the data/information? Thanks.
Recieved same error when trying to create a design alignment, first time recieving error.
Small pop up box titled Autocad Error and then reads Internal Error : Eregen 8 0
Only option is to click ok or red x, closes drawing regardless.
Have larger drawing with multiple corridors, intersections, surfaces, alignments, etc. first time recieving error, have been working with drawing for a few months now.
We have filed defect 1423140 for a specific case of a crash with a similar error message that occurs while grip-editing profiles.
If you have reproducible steps for any other cases, please submit a drawing and the steps so that we can verify if it is the same issue or something different that we need to investigate.
Civil 3D 2012 Update 2 includes a fix for DID 1423140 mentioned above. Hope that helps.
I just recieved this error and yes I was grip editing a design profile. I'm pretty sure I have service pack 2 loaded but when i went to the link you provided it said page not found.
SP2 for Civil 3D 2012 was replaced by C3D 2012 SP2.1 so the URL in that post isn't valid. BTW, this defect has also been resolved in Civil 3D 2013 SP1.
Please verify that you do, in fact, have the service pack installed. After that if you can still reproduce the error please open a subscription support case, submit your data and steps to reproduce so we can investigate futher.
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Tue, May 4, 10 at 9:01
I planted 2 crape myrtles too close to my porch 10 years ago and need them moved. This spring I whittled them down to the ground thinking that they would die. They are still sprouting shoots so now I want to move them and give them new life. My question is how deep is the tap root? Also, if I replant them, could I get trunks now that I have chopped them to a small stump? How do I replant - do I cover them completely with dirt? Thank you in advance :) |
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You can move them. They do not have a taproot as such. First, dig the hole where they will make their new home, working in a generous amount of compost or composted manure, etc. Then, take a shovel and cut a circle a shovel's depth around the trunk that is as large a diameter as possible, but which you can reasonably handle. It's best if you can have some help with this part, since the bigger the root ball you take, the faster your tree will recover. Lever the rootball out of the ground and cut any roots that don't want to come out, leaving them as long as you can. Put it on a tarp and drag it to its new location. Plant it so that the ground level of the root ball is slightly above ground level in its new location. Water well. You will get vigorous, multiple shoots that will come up from the stump. I would let them grow a year or two and then cut to the ground all the trunks you don't want to keep. If you plant them in good soil, they will rebound so fast you won't believe it. Don't be surprised if you continue to get new growth at their old homeplace too. Either dig them out and move or share, or cut them to the ground until they die out. |
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My name is Lacy - ADOPTED!!
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- Breed: Domestic Shorthair
- Color: Brown Tabby
- Age: Adult
- Sex: Female
- Hair: Short
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I am already spayed, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with cats.
Date of Birth: estimated January 5, 2011
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Hi there! I'm Lacy, and I came to Tigerlily Cat Rescue after a Good Samaritan rescued me. I'm still a youngin', and I love to romp and play with kitty toys and other kitties. I'm lots of fun to be around! I do get along ok with other kitties. I am hoping soon to find that forever home to call my own! Do you have room in your heart and home for me?
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Lacy - ADOPTED!, a Sterling Heights Domestic Shorthair cat was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Domestic Shorthair for sale in Sterling Heights, or seeking a Domestic Shorthair cat from a breeder in Sterling Heights.
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My favorite impatiens is the white variety....it adds a lot of sparkle in the garden.
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- Posted by Calla_Lady Z8B North.CA (My Page) on Fri, Mar 12, 04 at 13:17
Wow! what a beautiful display of foliage and colors! Outstanding combinations. Thank you for sharing these pics. Alicia |
I can't wait till my impatiens get that big. I just love these guys. I plant them only in the shade so I don't have to water....what lives will grow to seed for another season! |
I LOVE your caladium/impatien/fern combination!! What kind of fern is that? Also, are there some hydrangeas in the pic? I'm trying to do something similar so I'd love to know what you've got in there. Thanks!! |
- Posted by Ladybug0119 8b (My Page) on Sat, Jul 17, 04 at 10:00
Thanks for the nice comments. In the first picture there is a combination of impatiens, caladiums, holly fern, and firespike. No hydrangeas in that pic, though I grow them. I am linking a couple of other photos here. FIRESPIKE IN BLOOM (EARLY AUTUMN) |
Wow, what a lovely garden!!! Karen |
Great pictures, I'm inspired to try ferns with my impatiens next year. |
Ladybug....Wow...beautiful flowers! In the second photo...the Impatiens in front of the window...are they in a raised bed??? Never seen Impatiens that tall. Just gorgeous. |
Just lovely! How beautiful!!! :-) |
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Name of Product: Mainstays Love Seat Rocker and Porch Rocker
Units: About 643,000
Importer: Wal-Mart Stores Inc., of Bentonville, Ark.
Hazard: Poor construction and over-curvature of the chair's runners can cause instability, imbalance, fracturing of the wood, and tip-over during use. This poses a fall hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: Wal-Mart has received 55 incident reports including 45 injuries. Those injuries include a cut in the leg requiring 16 stitches, a slight concussion, fractured ribs, wrist and cervical/lumbar sprains, upper back injuries, a pinched nerve, a shoulder joint tear, and one incident in which a pregnant woman began having contractions after the display chair in which she was sitting flipped over backwards. Many of the injuries occurred on display models in Wal-Mart stores.
Description: The recall involves three models of rocking chairs, the Mainstays Love Seat Rocker (Model IT-13380) and the Mainstays Porch Rocker (Model IT-13379 and IT-13270). The Love Seat Rocker is wooden, white and seats two persons. The back support frame and the seat are made of slats. "Made in China" is printed on a sticker under the seat. The wooden Porch Rocker is sold in white and "natural" (light brown) color and seats only one person. "Made in Indonesia" is printed on a sticker under the Porch Rocker's seat. They sit on curved runners. The model number is printed on the rocker's packaging.
Sold Exclusively At: Wal-Mart stores nationwide and on Wal-Mart's Web site. The Love Seat Rockers were sold from May 2004 through September 2005 for about $100. The Porch Rockers were sold from April 2004 through March 2006 for about $50.
Manufactured in: China and Indonesia
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using these rocking chairs and return them to Wal-Mart for a full refund.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Wal-Mart at (800) 925-6278 between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. CT Monday through Friday, or visit Wal-Mart's Web site at www.walmart.com
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Santa Claus has just finished delivering his presents and for those of you who have yet to receive any, there's a way to go after Old Saint Nick. It seems like the guys at Volkswagen thought about this in advance and, given the fact that there's no highway to the North Pole, they modified a Touareg so there wouldn't be any problems.
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The journey so far:
After months of organising and unknown tribulation, all of which will end up filling the autobiographies of those concerned, we arrived on the steps of St Paul's to receive a blessing from a Bishop Micheal Colclough for our Pilgrimage for Justice.
After an amicable return to the steps of St Paul's we set off through rain and all, stopping off at a public house for rest and warmth before continuing our journey onto Blackheath.
Arrived at Blackheath in good spirits. Found a place to camp and settled in for an evening of food and conversation.
Our first night of camping involved a lot of rain, a couple of youths who objected to one of our members association to Greenpeace, and a valuable lesson in the need for a cover sheet.
Cynikal, a local musician, turns up at Blackheath with a couple of friends to keep us entertained.
The Plan:
This summer, a group of concerned citizens from all walks of life will come together to recreate a modern version of an ancient journey in the hope of building a more equitable future. A two week long walk from London to Canterbury will culminate in a conference on social, economic and environmental justice.
Events held along the route will explore how local communities, faith communities, cooperatives, social organisations and individuals can identify common concerns and work together, reinventing the idea of civil society – the commons – as a potent force for social change. The Pilgrimage for Justice will be a highly visible statement of people's determination to see a better, fairer society – and it will also provide a focus for exploring what that kind of society might look like, and the policy changes to propose for getting there.
Why now?
We are living in extraordinary times. 2011 saw a profusion of social movements emerge worldwide. In their variety, those movements had one thing in common: ordinary people congregating to rediscover a sense of community and determine real social needs. With economic conditions becoming more and more difficult for many people in the UK, the impulse to reconfigure society on more socially and economically equitable lines is not going to go away.
The Pilgrimage for Justice aims to harness this popular energy in a way that does more than direct attention to the problems – although we will provide an opportunity for individuals to talk about their personal stories, as the Pilgrimage will be listening to each town as we pass through. Our long walk is a journey in which all who take part will move out of their respective comfort zones and work together to identify real solutions. A transformative communal experience will feed into a final conference and – we hope – a consensus on social principles and policy proposals that will carry the debate forward beyond the Pilgrimage itself.
What will we do
Over the course of two weeks, a group of latter-day pilgrims will walk the distance from London to Canterbury. The route will be set out in a sequence of discrete legs, with potential participants invited to join either for the full walk, or at whichever point they prefer, or simply for a particular leg of the journey.
There will be overnight stops in which we will be inviting in local communities, with two nights each in the larger urban areas, and one night at each of the smaller towns en route. The Canterbury conference will take place over three days, with sessions for discussion being partly fed in through the Pilgrimage, but also with set sessions with academics, experts, social and economic policy makers and potentially politicians. St Paul's Cathedral will be giving the Pilgrims a blessing when they set off and Canterbury Cathedral will host a welcome for us with a reception, and we will hold an Interfaith Service in the Chapter House the day after arrival. There will be a variety of means for people to participate, both on the ground and online, for those who cannot join us on the ground.
Who we are
Occupy Faith UK is an autonomous organisation that has an affinity with the global Occupy movement and functions also as a working group in Occupy London, as well as sharing links with Occupy Faith in the USA. We engage with the values that faith communities and those with other spiritual and political faith share in order to raise awareness of issues of social, economic and environmental injustice as they affect communities across the UK. We welcome collaboration and are proud that the Pilgrimage for Justice is also supported by many organisations, including faith and campaigning organisations working on social and economic justice, including Zacchaeus Trust, Taxpayers Against Poverty, Jubilee Debt Campaign, CAMPACC, Churches Against Poverty, Justice and Peace (Diocese of Westminster), BARAC, Justice Peace and Integrity of Creation (Diocese of Southwark), and Canterbury Cathedral, St Paul's Cathedral, United Reformed Church Wales, Ekklesia, The Quaker's and many more who are supportive of this initiative.
What we need
Occupy Faith UK and the Pilgrimage for Justice have come about in the last four months, and what we are attempting is a new and refreshing means by which to both build community cohesion through engaging with local communities en route, as well as to seek an equitable future for all, through potential policy proposals through the "Building a Just Society" conference. The Pilgrimage for Justice is in need of funding.
Occupy Faith UK has dedicated people, a route and locations to stay along the way. What we need most of all to put on the Pilgrimage for Justice is funding or support en route. This does not have to break the bank, but we need individuals and charitable bodies to donate to help us to fund the Pilgrimage. As a charity, we are able to receive donations and can also receive online donations through the website.
What Pilgrims will need:
- good pair of walking shoes (not brand new)
- tent
- sleeping bag
- waterproof clothing
- lots of underwear, not much clothes
- sunscreen
- plasters (for feet!)
- personal medication
- toiletries
- sense of humour
- faith in a better society
- always carry a towel with you
- backpack to carry it all in!
Our core needs for the Pilgrimage are:
- Locations for us to camp (Churches that may have a little land or even letting us stay inside the Churches/Church halls)
- Host communities to help feed the Pilgrims
- Facilities where we can use toilets, washing facilities, get fresh water
- Vehicle support for carrying equipment
- Volunteers to help set up tents and clean up after Pilgrims leave to next town
- Food and water, Tea and coffee
- First Aid volunteers and first aid boxes
- High Vis Steward vests
The route for the Pilgrimage:
Start: 7 June - St Paul's
Walk to Blackheath 6-7 miles
St Paul's
Lombard street
King William Street
London Brigade
Tooley Street
Jamaica Road
Lower Road
Evelyn Street
Creek Road
Evelyn Street (again)
Stockwell Street
Croom's Hill
General Wolfe Road
and onto the heath at Blackheath.
Arrive: 7 June - Blackheath (2 nights)
Leave: 9 June – Walk to Dartford Heath 8-9 miles
east away from the heath at blackheath
s row
kidbrooke gardens
westbrook road
kidbrooke park road (A2213)
kidbrooke way
rochester way
well hall road
eltham high street
bexley road (A210)
blackfen road (A210)
blendon road (B2210)
bridgen road (B2210)
parkhill road
bexley high street
A223 (bexley high street)
vicarage road (A2018)
dartford road (A2018)
old bexley lane (A2018)
oakfield lane
heath lane
dartford heath
Arrive: 9 June - Dartford Heath (2 nights)
Leave: 11 June – Walk to Gravesend 8+ miles
Dartford Heath
Oakfield Lane, then right at
Hawley Road and left into
Parsonage Road
Darenth Hill, then right onto
Lane End (B260), then fork left into
Green Street Green (B262)
Sandbanks Hill (B262)
Betsham Road (B262)
Station Road
Hall Road
Earl Road
Perry Street
Pelham Road S, then at the double roundabout take the right exits onto
Old Road W (B261), then left into
Windmill Street then, right into
Lord Street and left onto the
A226 and follow it round into
Milton road (A226), straight on at
Berkley Crescent, back onto
Milton Road (A226) and keep on it until on the right
Eellerslie, leading into
Donald Biggs Drive
Arrive: 11 June - Gravesend (2 nights)
Leave: 13 June – Walk to Rochester About 6 miles
North out of Donald Biggs Drive and walk right, into
Milton Road (A226)
E. Milton Road (A226)
Rochester Road (A226)
Gravesend Road (A226)
Once you reach the junction with the A2 at
Watling Street, go left onto A2
London Road (A2)
Strood High Street and follow the A2, over
Rochester Bridge and into
Rochester High Street
Star Hill
Delce Road
Arrive: 13 June - Rochester (2 nights)
Leave: 15 June – Walk to Newington About 8 miles
Delce Road
Ross Street
City Way (A229)
New Road (A2)
New Road Avenue (A2)
New Road (A2)
Chatham Hill (A2)
Rainham Road (A2)
Watling Street (A2)
Sovereign Blvd (A2)
London Road (A2)
Rainham High Street (A2)
Moor Street (A2)
London Road (A2)
Newington High Street (A2)
Arrive: 15 June - Newington (2 nights)
A film viewing followed by a discussion with the local community at Newington
Leave: 17 June Walk to Bapchild/Templeton About 6 miles
Newington High Street (A2)
Keycol Hill (A2)
Key Street (A2)
London Road (A2)
West Street, Sittingbourne (A2)
High Street
East Street
Canterbury Road (A2)
Fox Hill (A2)
The Street (A2)
Panteny Lane
Randle Way
Arrive: 17 June - Bapchild/Templeton (1 night)
Leave 18 June: Walk to Faversham About 6 miles
Arrive: 18 June - Faversham (1 night)
Leave: 19 June – Walk to Canterbury via Chartham Hatch 8 miles
A2 towards canterbury
canterbury road (A2)
london road (A2), then at the boughton bypass roundabout, go straight over, veering off the A2 and walking onto
canterbury road
boughton street
stocker's hill
the street
staplestreet road
dawes road
hollyhill road
blean wood
Communities hosting the Pilgrims:
St Paul's Cathedral will give a blessing to the Pilgrims before we set off.
Shri Guru Nanak Darbar Gudwara are graciously hosting a dinner for the Pilgrims at Gravesend.
Christchurch Chrurch in Gravesend will host a discussion with the Bishop of Rochester attending.
Canterbury Cathedral will be hosting an interfaith reception service in the Chapter House.
Strategic Plans:
Since the distance, stamina and strength required for this pilgrimage may be beyond the physical capabilities of some that wish to participate, it should be open for people to join in on any particular leg of the pilgrimage. There is increasing marginalisation of different communities and social groups within the UK, and this is a means by which to bring diverse groups of people together.
Some will wish to undertake the full pilgrimage and conference, some may wish to only undertake only part of the journey, and some of the public participation may be only in the conference. It will be clarified that both the conference and pilgrimage are open to the public at no charge, but donations will be welcomed. Both the Pilgrimage for Justice and the conference will be inviting people to participate from all backgrounds, those of faith and no faith.
A concerted effort will be made to encourage local faith communities to participate in their areas in the overnight stops for discussions, debates, teach-in and in public general assemblies. In addition, there will be a special effort to communicate to both faith and non-faith communities to become involved as part of this pilgrimage. There is a chance to engage the general public who are not in the local communities or participating pilgrims to join in with the public general assemblies.
Reasons for undertaking the Pilgrimage:
People undertaking a pilgrimage often do so at times of personal difficulty, crisis or transition, and they see pilgrimage as an opportunity for reflection and inspiration as they begin a new chapter of their lives. We are seeking a new chapter for our society, a place in which we can turn away from consumerism and apathy to valuing people over profit. The pilgrimage offers the chance for individuals to undertake this transforming journey. The pilgrimage symbolises something passionate, and since cathedrals have traditionally been places that people gather, it has symbolic strength in the pilgrimage starting and ending at cathedrals.
In undertaking a Pilgrimage for Justice, there is an opportunity for the pilgrims to reflect on their accountability and responsibility in, and also as consumers of, the existing system. Pilgrimage is an excellent way of improving relations between different age groups, backgrounds and beliefs, and offers an opportunity to find what we have in common as diverse groups. The Pilgrimage will show a different way of living and creating community spirit, so that the people can develop practices of community living. The listening dimension of the pilgrimage is important, as it is about sharing stories and gathering data for the conference feed in. The pilgrimage will seek to find new and interesting ways to get the people that the pilgrims come into contact with, to think about capitalism and how it shapes their lives.
As they pass through towns and villages, and through the overnight camping stops, the pilgrims will be able to engage in discussion, debate, reflection and conversation with members of the local communities, visitors and the other pilgrims sharing their journey. This will allow for discussion on real issues affecting our world today and through the general assemblies, allow for those whose voices are perhaps never heard to have a chance to be heard. The Pilgrimage for Justice will attempt to be a platform to highlight the problems that need systemic change in order to resolve the iniquities and inequalities that dominate the current system. Pilgrims will be encouraged to have banners relating to issues they wish to raise, and to rediscover the historical, spiritual and political significance of the towns and villages they pass through and stop at overnight. An effort will be made to get people interested in their environment, history and how injustice affects the structure of local society through to the wider world, so that people not only understand and embrace their responsibilities, but become the trustees of a better future for all.
The aim of the pilgrimage is to engage the public and local communities in becoming actively involved in understanding and sharing practices of civic deliberation of issues affecting all communities in the UK and beyond in relating to poverty, social, economic and environmental injustice and inequality, that is being propagated by government, banks and corporations in the currently unsustainable and undemocratic system.
By the end of the Pilgrimage for Justice:
Participants should have a better knowledge of many of the current issues that affect local communities regarding poverty, and especially specific aspects of economic injustice directly linked to the City of London, Corporations, the British banking system, and be able to link these to global issues.
Local communities and participants contributing to debates and discussions will gain knowledge and understanding and, by being able to hear expert speakers of all beliefs and none. In addition, they will have the opportunity to have their voices heard, through joining in teach-in sessions and by participation in general assemblies.
General assemblies will enable people to think about their accountability and responsibility within not only their own communities, but also in civil society. These general assemblies will also feed into the conference, Building a Just Society.
We are also hoping to build a social network in collaboration with the Kent Enterprise Hub, with the ambitious goal of promoting grass roots positive social change. As well as working on an album sourced by artists local to Canterbury to raise funds for a food redistribution project in Canterbury.


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I have tried spraying my plants with water and spraying the back sides with a mixture of Dr Bronner's peppermint soap and water, but I can't get rid of the aphids and they are destroying my plants. (This battle has been going on for weeks.) I don't want to use anything that will harm beneficial insects. Does anyone have any suggestions? I am new to this. This is my second season with a garden and first season with cucs and melon. I'm about to give up on the melon plants because they looks so bad. The cucumbers are just starting to wilt w/ aphid infestation.
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Have you tried commercial insecticidal soap? The problem with the homemade stuff is that you really don't know how much to use. Too little or too much....not good. Another thing that GREATLY affects the efficacy of insecticidal soap (including homemade brews) is the pH of the water. This product works much better in a slightly acid range, worth putting a little bit of vinegar in the mixing water to test it. Do you know what the pH of your water is? Adding 1 T. of plain vinegar (white) per gallon of water would be a good start and absolutely not cause any harm. Are you using a strong enough water spray? It should be strong enough to knock aphids off without damaging the foliage. |
I have not tried commercial insecticidal soap, yet. I don't know the pH of my water. I will try adding vinegar. Do you suggest I use just plain vinegar and water or do I use the soap, too? Also, when I was spraying with just plain water, I was afraid to spray too hard. Instead, I spray while at the same time, used my fingers to brush them off the leaves the best I can. If I use a soap spray like I have been using, do I leave it on or must I rinse the leaves off afterward? I'm afraid I'll kill these plants because I really don't know what I'm doing.:( I read about a tomato leaf spray for aphids. I am steeping leaves tonight, and will mix it in the morning and try it first. Have you ever heard of that, and do you know if it really works? |
As you spray and knock off the Aphids you see, but then new generations appear that need the same treatment. I have seen many anecdotal reports about Tomato Leaf sprays with mixed results, but that may be worth a try. Insecticidal Soaps can be effective, even home made, if mixerd properly and if the right materials are used. The active ingrediant in Insecticidal Soaps is the fatty acids that real soaps have and detergents do not. Many people, because they are permited to be labeled as soap, mistakingly use detergents which do more harm to plants then insects. Mix 1 teaspoon of a real soap, animal fat or vegetable fat based, in 1 quart of water. If the plants leaves are whiteish you probably will need to rinse that soap film off Aphids are attracted to plants, more often, with lush green growth, plants growing is soils with an excess of Nitrogen, or other nutrients out of balance. |
Here is a link that might be useful: About Aphids
That was an excellent link on aphids. Thank you. And thanks for the advice. I laid in bed last night for hours thinking of how I'm going to get rid of these things! The article mentioned ant control, too, which is something I had not previously done. Will do both and see if I can save my plants. If not, lesson learned for next year's plants. Thanks again. Regards, Justine |
justine, the vinegar is used to lower the pH of the water you use to put the insecticidal soap in. As I said, one of the reasons that people don't have good success with soap sprays is that the pH of the water is too high. Another reason is that they are using the wrong kind of soap for their home brews or at a rate that simply won't work. |
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If that doesn't work, there are likely scores of threads on this board with recipes for insecticidal soap (IS). Dan |
Soap will kill the adults. Oil will kill the adults and eggs. Either way aphids fly well and are all around you and neither controls the new pests, so Aphids are a spray frequently type of pest. Both Soap and Oil will also kill predators, but only some and they have to be in the spray zone. Are you sure that the wilt is not from Bacterial Wilt of Cucurbits, spread by striped Cucumber Beetle? Also I haven't had much success with the water spray method, I think they just wash off dry out and then crawl right back, but I may be doing it wrong for fear of damaging the leaves. Others seem to have success with this method so what do I know? |
I'm pretty sure they are aphids. The ants are farming them like crazy. I went out today and spent hours spraying each leaf with water spray. It seemed to reduce the numbers some. I sprayed with soap and water next, but didn't get these messages until after so I didn't get the vinegar in the mix. I am sure that I will be back at it tomorrow, anyway, and will add the vinegar then. I tried making some tomato leaf spray, and sprayed a few leaves with that, but I'm not confident I did it right, and the aphids and ants didn't seem to care that I was spraying them with it. I think my biggest mistake was that I let this problem get bigger than it should have. I think that if I had been more diligent in the beginning of the aphid infestation, I might have been able to keep a handle on it. Live and learn, I guess. |
Please tell me how much soap and what kind of soap and vinegar in gallon of water? |
How much vinegar to use will depend on the pH of your water, you want the water to be near neutral or 7.0 on the pH scale. You want about a 1 percent solution of soap in water or about 1 teaspoon per quart of water, or about 3 teaspoons per gallon of water. The soap you want is real soap, not detergents, soaps made by reacting animal of vegetable fats with lye as my grandmothers did in the early 1900's. Look at the label for the word "soap" if it is not there it is not soap. Proctor and Gamble does not put the word soap on that famous product they manufacture, but neither is detergent which it is. |
Often my most effective aphid control is ant control. There are a variety of ant baits and sprays that can be used. Once the ants are under control, I find that the natural predators of the aphids have a much easier time controlling them since they are not having to defend themselves from the ants. Note that there are protein eating and sugar eating ants; you need to use a bait specific to the type of ant you are trying to control. There are lots of recipes online; I like a mix with boric acid, sugar and peanut butter. Renais |
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I've been exploring more ways to use my Cricut, and had seen some vinyl lettering on plates on some blogs. Decided to try my own, so scronged though my stash of plates and came up with red/white/blue striped, heart shaped, and an orange one. Here's what I did with them. Hope you enjoy seeing them--sorry it's not painting! I also did three little plaques I've had in my stash forever. The neat thing with the plates is that if I ever want to change them, I can just peel the vinyl off and start over. Pretty cool, huh? I only have the "baby bug" personal cutter and some cartridges--you should see the designs being done by the people who use a program that lets them use svg. files and fonts from their computer--totally amazing. I have several more of those little wooden plaques that I need to find ways to use, and might pick up a few tiles next time I'm at Lowe's. Then the question becomes--what will I do with all of it????? LOL
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Kay, You come with some really great ideas for the Cricuit. I have had mine for about two years now and rarely use it. Have a hard time getting the letters and such off of the pad, am not sure what to do with the letters anyway. And here you are, constantly coming up with better and better ideas. Do you have a book(s) to help you, I looked and could not find anything. Keep sharing, it is great fun to see what you are doing. |
Luvs, sorry I missed this post! All of your signs are fantastic, love the lettering and silhouettes on them. It's so fun seeing all your creations you come up with. You must be having a blast thinking up new ones. Punk |
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Earth Day is coming and there are plenty of Green Celebrations throughout NJ. Here is a list of special events to celebrate nature with numerous opportunities to participate in making our Earth a better place to live. Spend Earth Day at one of these venues and share a common goal of having fun and making a positive change for the future of the environment!
Essex County Earth Day Celebration
Canoe Rides / Eco-vendors / Food / Essex County 4-H Fair / Essex County Beekeepers / Essex County Turtle Back Zoo Live Animal Show / Happy B-Earth Day Celebration / Live Music / Nature Crafts and Outdoor Activities / New Jersey Woodturners / New Jersey Audubon Bird Walks / Rutgers Master Gardeners of Essex County.
Earth Day Festival at the Plainsvboro
April 20. In celebration of Earth Day we are offering Family Nature Programs at 8:00am, 11:00am, & 3:30pm. Come and join Sanctuary Director Sean Grace at 8am for a stroll around the preserve looking and listening for a variety of birds. We will start with some close observations at our feeders and then look for some early spring migrants. At 11am, Bring your hiking shoes, dress in layers and come prepared for a moderate hike to some of the lesser explored areas on the Preserve. Expect to cover several miles at a moderate pace with our naturalist. 80 Scotts Corner Road, Cranbury, NJ.
New Jersey Botanical Gardens
2 Morris Road, Ringwood, NJ.
April 20. Earth Day - Get Ready for Spring! Meet some of the invasive plants that live in our area, learn how to get your garden ready for spring, then join us for a hands-on workshop in the Botanical Garden. Meet at the Carriage House. Bring gloves if you have them. Rain cancels. FREE. 1pm.
April 21. Earth Day Walk. Join in this fun walk designed to raise awareness of our bio-diversity, and to enjoy the beginnings of spring in the Botanical Garden. Meet at the Carriage House. Wear sturdy shoes. Rain cancels. $5 donation requested. 1pm.
Earth Day Celebration at the Cape May County Zoo
April 20. Begin the Earth Day celebration with the 5K Race/1 Mile Earth Day Walk, then visit the environmental and educational exhibits, interactive drum circle, lectures, crafts and much more. 707 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House, NJ.
Earth Day Cleanup at Mercer County Park
April 20, 11am-12pm. Bring your children - we'll learn about water quality as Jade Greene, Delaware River Watershed Ambassador, does a stream assessment and identifies the macroinvertebrates. We'll pick up litter and trash along the lake, macadam and woods trails. Trash bags will be provided. Rain or shine!! H2O Sierra Club t-shirts for all participants. Meet at the upper Boat Marina parking lot. Hughes Drive or Edinburg Road, Mercerville, NJ
13th Annual Earth Day
April 20, 10:30am-4pm. A round robin of carnival like games and fun challenges all made from repurposed items, let's go green! Sharpen your aim at the tin can alley, see how many ringers you get at the wisteria ring toss, try your arm at the frisbee golf challenge, and much more. Enjoy the live animal shows presented by "Eyes of the Wild" and "Rizzo's Reptiles." Meet youth members of local 4-H animal clubs and their rabbits, ducks, sheep, goats and more on the great lawn. Float around the Deer Path pond in one of the Park's canoes after a short safety talk presented by members of the Hunterdon Canoe Club. West Woodschurch Road, Readington Township, NJ.
Water is Wonderful Earth Day Extravaganza at Manasquan Reservoir Environmental Center
April 20. Celebrate our Water is Wonderful Earth Day Extravaganza. Fun for the whole family with Eco Boat Tours, Kids Games, Crafts, and special Earth Day Exhibitors! 31 Georgia Tavern Road, Howell, NJ.
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April 21, 10am-4pm. The theme of the festival continues to be a Sustainable Future. In a sustainable world, society's demand on nature is in balance with nature's capacity to meet that demand. Activities include: a 5k race to benefit the American Heart Association, Singer/songwriter Sam Lardner's Oceans are Talking performance, live animal exhibits with the Cape May County Park and Zoo, the Turtlesinger, free workshops on environmental topics, eco-hayrides, along with many exhibitors and crafts, free seedlings and seed packets, and a full day of entertainment on the main stage. Another highlight of the festival: tours of New Jersey's first commercial wind farm. At the festival, participants can ride on a shuttle bus to the wind farm in Atlantic City where they'll also tour ACUA's Wastewater Treatment Facility, solar project and green roof. 6700 Delilah Road, Egg Harbor Township, NJ.
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April 21, 10am-3pm. Celebrating Planet Earth and amphibians as environmental indicators. All are invited to participate in activities with a frog theme, ranging from walks, frog activities and crafts for kids during the day under a pavilion, and scheduled children's programs at 11am and 2pm. Long Bridge Park, 895 Deacon Rd, Hainesport, NJ.
7th Annual Earth Day Fair
April 20, 12-4pm. This community-wide, festive event offers many "green" activities - including products, services, education and entertainment - to interest and delight people of all ages! Our past Fairs have attracted hundreds of families and many exhibitors each year. This is a wonderful opportunity to create good will while providing valuable exposure for your company or group cause. To help defray costs, we cheerfully request a minimum donation of $35 from business exhibitors for generous table space (and chairs), which we provide. Non-profits and other groups are welcome at no cost. Donations of merchandise, food or services are also appreciated. Pearl R. Miller School, 117 Kiel Ave, Kinnelon, NJ.
Earth and Arbor Day Family Festival
April 27-28, 1-4pm. Celebrate Earth Day amid the beauty of 4.5-acres of children's themed gardens and the Philadelphia Eagles Four Seasons Butterfly House. This festival includes planting activities, a ladybug release, crafts and educational activities to learn about and to help celebrate Mother Earth. 3 Riverside Drive, Camden, NJ.
2013 Edison Earth Day Celebration
Event activities shall include: EGG guided tours of the Edison Greenway; Event Volunteer plantings, site cleaning and organic debris consolidation; ETEC environmental/ecological testing; Central Jersey Bicycle Association (CJBA) Bike Ride round-trip from Tano Mall to Dudash Park; as well as a number of other doings. Dudash Park, located at May Street & Liberty Street, Edison, NJ
Earth Day Celebration at Wharton State Forest
April 21, 12-4pm. Meet Conservation Groups, Environmental Talks, Hikes and Nature Crafts, 31 Batsto Road, Hammonton, NJ.
Wild Earth Fest @ Trailside Nature Center
April 28. An entertaining event to celebrate the Earth and wildlife. Increase awareness of conservation and becoming eco-friendly. Live animal demonstrations, educational displays, fun family activities for all ages, Music, Face Painting, Recycling Olympics, Eco-Art, Giveaways, Food Vendors. 452 New Providence Road, Mountainside, NJ.
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April 19-21. New York Green Festival. New York Green Festival returns to celebrate community with the largest, most diverse and most trusted place for learning, shopping, networking and having fun. The Festival will feature favorites, like the organic, vegetarian and vegan food court; the Sierra Club Green Cinema; eco-fashion exhibits; hands-on DIY workshops; live music; an organic beer and wine garden; inspiring keynote presentations and, a nationally renowned Green Marketplace featuring products and services from local, regional and national green and sustainable businesses and organizations. 655 W 34th St, NYC.
April 22. Celebrate Earth Day. Thousands participated Saturday, and the celebration of sustainability continues today at NYC Green Festival! Head on down to Javits North and celebrate Earth Day with fantastic speakers, exhibitors, kids eco-crafts, earth friendly fashion, local vegetarian organic food and more!


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My Kurume 'Snow' azaleas were covered with a blanket of white flowers for about 2 weeks, but now the blooms have turned a soft amber shade. The two red blooming azalea plants I mixed with them after they finished blooming last year have this spring bloomed at the same time as my 'Snow' azaleas bloomed. They are strikingly beautiful together with the white 'Snow' blooms, but when the white blooms change to the light amber color the red seems less than compatable.
I now want to move those two wonderful red bloomers and put maybe a purple bloomer or other blooming color which will bloom at the same time as the Kurume 'Snow' and stay about the same potential size. Does any one have suggestions for such of an azalea cultivar they think will look just as strikingly pretty contrasting with the white as it does when the 'Snow' blooms change to that light amber color? The Amber color on the 'Snow's blooms seems to end up lasting almost twice as long as the same blooms stayed white. So I guess the substitute bloomer needs to also bloom around 4 weeks or more. |
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