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| Date: | Wed, 26 Mar 2003 10:51:16 EST |
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FYI--Y'ALL COME!
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 08:19:56 EST
> Subject: March 29 workday Details!
> To: [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask], [log in to unmask]
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> This Saturday head to the Reese Homestead in the Loess Hills to celebrate
> Spring! Landowner, David Zahrt, is actively restoring his Loess Hills
> prairie by clearing cedars and conducting prescribed burns. This weekends
> workday will continue this effort. This is a great opportunity to see a
> beautiful privately owned Loess Hills prairie and there's a good chance
> pasqueflowers might be blooming.
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> Please wear sturdy shoes and bring a backpack to carry water and other
> gear, since you'll need to hike to the work site.
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> The workday will start at 9:30am with a potluck lunch to follow. David
> will be making chilli (both veg & meat), bread and drinks will also be
> provided. Please bring a side dish to share. David also makes great
> homemade bagels!
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> Please contact David Zahrt at [log in to unmask] or at 712 353-6772 to let
> him know you plan to help out. (please include me on the email)
>
> Directions: Take I-29 to Onawa, IA. Head east on Hwy 175 through Onawa to
> the small town of Turin. Turn north (left) on Larpenteur Memorial Road and
> go north for 1 mile. The Country Homestead Bed and Breakfast (Reese
> Homestead) will be on your right side (a sign is in the front yard).
> Address: 22133 Larpenteur Mem. Road. It takes approximately 1 hour from
> Omaha.
>
> Susanne
> Volunteer Conservation Corps
> 2041 N. 66th St.
Omaha, NE 68104
402 561-9422
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| David and Lin Zahrt
| Country Homestead Bed and Breakfast
| 22133 Larpenteur Rd
| Turin, IA 51059-8747 <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
| (712) 353-6772 Phone <http://country-homestead.com>
|(958) 832-8463 Fax
-- Doorway to the Loess Hills --
Where a change-of-pace is as good as a vacation,
And a sense-of-place is soothing to the soul.
view some native prairie at
http://homepage.mac.com/lawrencebenne/Loess_Hills_Prairies/PhotoAlbum9.html
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