Sustainable Energy in Motion Bicycle Tours
Intentional Communtiy as defined on Wikipedia
Twin Oaks... an Intentional Community in the DC area
Twin Oaks Official Page
Twin Oaks is known for its hammocks
this was sent to me
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but... I do post some of it
I think that people need their own blogs
Intentional Communtiy as defined on Wikipedia
Twin Oaks... an Intentional Community in the DC area
Twin Oaks Official Page
Twin Oaks is known for its hammocks
this was sent to me
I do not post everything that people ask me to post
but... I do post some of it
I think that people need their own blogs
4 comments:
Not too be an ass, but please don't support either of these. I thought the SEM bike tours were a cool idea, and signed up the site to try and win one. Not only did I get weekly emails from them, but they began CALLING and leaving voice mails on cell phone once a week. I tried several times to have my info taken off their lists, and it took basically threatening them to get them to stop. Their tours may be great, but their persistent 'marketing' was obnoxious.
Twin Oaks is also a pain in the ass. I was on the organizing collective of the National Conference on Organized Resistance a few years ago. They submitted like 20 workshop applications and were mad when we only chose 3 of them. They offered to help coordinate workshops folks wanted to do outside of the main conference, but then filled all the time slots with their own stuff. They constantly complained about the way things were run, but only distract event organizers from doing our work...somehow forgetting they do their own weekend conference at their little hippy fifedom in VA. Not to mention their tofu sucks.
Not too be an ass, but please don't support either of these. I thought the SEM bike tours were a cool idea, and signed up the site to try and win one. Not only did I get weekly emails from them, but they began CALLING and leaving voice mails on cell phone once a week. I tried several times to have my info taken off their lists, and it took basically threatening them to get them to stop. Their tours may be great, but their persistent 'marketing' was obnoxious.
Twin Oaks is also a pain in the ass. I was on the organizing collective of the National Conference on Organized Resistance a few years ago. They submitted like 20 workshop applications and were mad when we only chose 3 of them. They offered to help coordinate workshops folks wanted to do outside of the main conference, but then filled all the time slots with their own stuff. They constantly complained about the way things were run, but only distract event organizers from doing our work...somehow forgetting they do their own weekend conference at their little hippy fifedom in VA. Not to mention their tofu sucks.
jeff
thanks for the input...
I was emailed about this tour
although I do not put everything on the page that people send me
occassionally I do not mind
it is good to hear more about this stuff....
I wonder if the Twin Oaks Hammocks suck as well?
-zilla
I have a friend who gave up life on the grid for life at Twin Oaks
he seems happy
but
it is not the life for me
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