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| (photo by Jonathan von Ranson) The annual NOFA Summer Conference Pie Eating contest packs fun into every bite for spectators as well as contestants during the Saturday Old-Fashioned Country Fair. | (photo by Jonathan von Ranson) Pie eating contest winner gleefully holds up the NOFA hat he won for his efforts during the 2005 NOFA Summer Conferenece. | |
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| (photo by Jack Kittredge) Dale Perkins, director of Overlook Farm at the Heifer Project in Rutland, MA, talks to participants at his sheep workshop. | (photo courtesy of Eliot Coleman) Eliot Coleman, author of the popular “Four Season Harvest,” is well known for his cold-season growing techniques near the ocean in Maine. Coleman gave the NOFA Summer Conference keynote address in August of 2000 and participated in the Pre-Conference in 2004. | |
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| (photo by Jonathan von Ranson) Young and not-so-young alike love Contra dancing at the NOFA Summer Conference. Here, dancers “circle to the right” as the Rhubarb Pie String Band entertain inside the Robert Crown Center on Saturday night. | (photo by Jack Kittredge) NOFA Interstate Council President and CT NOFA Executive Coordinator Bill Duesing presents NOFA/Mass Executive Director and Summer Conference Co-Coordinator Julie Rawson with the NOFA Person of the Year Award during the 2005 NOFA Summer Conference. The flag flying above them is designed with the 2005 conference logo: “Celebrating Our Bond with the Earth and Each Other.” | |
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| (photo by Jack Kittredge) Hampshire College Farm Manager Leslie Cox talks to conference goers during an outdoor workshop. | (photo by Jack Kittredge) Taking a break from the NOFA Teen Conference (which happens concurrently with the adult workshops all weekend long), a teen-ager reads a storybook to younger children inside the Writing Center at Hampshire College. | |
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