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Renewable Energy & Green Living Fair in Fredricksburg, Sept. 25-27

The 10th annual Renewable Energy Roundup & Green Living Fair will be held Sept. 25-27 in Fredricksburg. The fair will have lots of exhibits and demonstrations along with children's activities and live music. Going along with the green theme, there will be an organic food cafe.

Attendees will be able to learn about renewable energy, rainwater harvesting, green building, alternative transportation, and more. There will be natural and organic cooking demonstrations.

The fair will be kick off with a photovoltaic system design and installation workshop demonstrating how photovoltaic cells convert sunlight into energy.

Posted by Shirley Parks, North San Antonio TX Real Estate 210.414.0966 on 08/29/2009 09:43 PM

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5 Comments on Renewable Energy & Green Living Fair in Fredricksburg, Sept. 25-27

AUG

Hi Shirley. More and more of these green events are popping up as I read around the country. It has to help in raising the awareness in this area. Good luck with your local event.

Shirley I'm sure Dale Baker will drop by, I just wanted to wish him a Happy Birthday! I'm sure he'll want to share his cake with his AR friends.

Happy Birthday My Friend - Ceil and Carl

AUG

Hi Shirley... what a great idea to combine a green living fair with an orgainc food cafe. The two concepts definitely go hand-in-hand!

AUG

I hear in Texas that you actually get enough sun to use something called "SOLAR ENERGY" ? (LOL)

Todd Clark - www.LivingBeaverton.com

SEP

Hi Gary, People are interested in ways to conserve energy and the environment these days.

Hi C&C, hmmm Dale didn't stop by. Probably too busy celebrating. :o)

Hi Steve, They do... it's a good idea.

Hi Todd, Actually we get enough sun that we could provide solar energy for the entire country. ;o)

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