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SFBC Rec Ride: Lots of Abundance

"What happens to abandoned lots and former freeways? Learn about reclaiming land for public use and restoring connections to food. TransitionSF and the San Francisco Permaculture Guild are leading these Transition Tours showcasing local efforts that create community and support both the environment and economy."

“What happens to abandoned lots and former freeways? Learn about
reclaiming land for public use and restoring connections to food.
TransitionSF and the San Francisco Permaculture Guild are leading these
Transition Tours showcasing local efforts that create community and
support both the environment and economy.”

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