I just got the email about this year’s SolFest at the Solar Living Institute in Hopland, CA.
It’s this weekend, August 16-17.
I can’t go – I’ve got my Going Away dinner with my family that Saturday, and another Storage Unit Party that Sunday. So much to do before I head East!
But I hope you can make it.
Can’t afford? Volunteer.
Gas too expensive? Carpool.
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