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Cyclists: Visit the site for my guidebook BikingPugetSound.com:

Biking Puget Sound cover

 

Gardeners: Check out my forthcoming book Edible Heirlooms:

Edible Heirlooms cover

 

Bike in a Tree

Have you seen this bike? It's the famous "Bike in a Tree" on Vashon Island, and can be found on one of the 50 day rides in my book Biking Puget Sound: 50 Rides from Olympia to the San Juans (from Mountaineers Books, and now in its 3rd printing!).The book also includes a five-day San Juan Islands biking vacation - make your summer plans now!

Recent work:

Feature: Mom might really enjoy some quiet time in the garden right now, but then again, that often turns into a family work party. Instead, why not take a short trip to explore a new-to-you local nursery?... Seattle Times Article: For Mother's Day, Try a Nursery 'Discovery'

Feature: It had been years since I last grew Brandywines, so last spring I decided to have another go with the late-season heritage tomatoes but by the middle of summer I thought I’d made a mistake... Seattle Metropolitan Article: Tomatoes from Another Time: Heirloom Veggies Take Gardeners Back to their Roots

Industry Report: A complex set of factors ugs workers' compensation insurance in many directions at once. The worker population is generally less healthy, getting older, and ever more demographically complex. Politicians invent and revise rules, and lawyers test them -- ripples through already muddy regulatory waters... NCCI Issues Report Article: Vectors of Change: Charting Today's Complex WC Industry Concerns

Performance Review: In a concert at Seattle's Benaroya Hall, the musician David Byrne showed off the bookends of his career, performing most of his newest album, a collaboration with Brian Eno, as well as reaching back deep into the Talking Heads catalog... Allvoices.com: David Byrne Remains in Light

Feature: The recent demise of Washington’s Health Insurance Partnership (HIP) ‘Connector’ program illustrates the uphill battle small businesses must fight to find affordable health care. Seattle Business Monthly Article: HIP Fracture

News: Rising gas prices, crowded buses, concern for the environment, and the desire to squeeze in a workout are motivating more people to commute by bike. Here's what you need to know if you're thinking about joining them....Crosscut.com: Thousands Trade Four Wheels for Two During Bike to Work Month

Feature: At the area’s booming farmers markets, growers sell directly to consumers at premium prices. Restaurants are building their reputations by supporting local agriculture, and grocery stores are labeling their produce by farm name. Distributors are also seeking new economic models to meet and encourage demand... Seattle Business Monthly Article: The Farm Around the Corner

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