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Riley Hamilton
  • 49, Male
  • Washington, DC
  • United States
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Guerilla Gardeners

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Guerilla Gardeners

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Guerilla Gardeners

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Guerilla Gardeners

Calling all subversive gardeners.
Aug 25, 2010
Shira Destinie Jones commented on Riley Hamilton's group Metro DC and US Social Forum
"Is this group connected with the folks at http://greaterdcsocialforum.ning.com/ (I ask because it looks like the signup mechanisms are different...) Many thanks, Shira"
Aug 2, 2010
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Metro DC and US Social Forum

Another World Is Possible! Another US is Necessary! This group is for discussion and ideas on participating in the Metro DC and US Social Forums.See More
Aug 2, 2010
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Guerilla Gardeners

Calling all subversive gardeners.
Jul 10, 2010
teesleberry commented on Riley Hamilton's group Guerilla Gardeners
"Hey everyone! The D.C. Guerilla Gardeners site is up and the first event is listed. Check it out: www.dcguerillagardeners.blogspot.com. Our first project is planned for Sunday, April 18, 2010, at the intersection of T Street NW and Vermont Avenue…"
Apr 1, 2010
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Guerilla Gardeners

Calling all subversive gardeners.
Apr 1, 2010
Lillie commented on Riley Hamilton's group Guerilla Gardeners
"Definitely interested :) I'm excited to see the blog tomorrow."
Mar 29, 2010
Kathy Jentz, Washington Gardener Magazine commented on Riley Hamilton's group Guerilla Gardeners
"Teesleberry - good plan! Please send out another post when Blog is actually up and running and I'll definitely post/link and give it a boost."
Mar 29, 2010
teesleberry commented on Riley Hamilton's group Guerilla Gardeners
"Hey everyone! I have started a new blog called DC Guerilla Gardeners (http://www.dcguerillagardeners.com). I think a public blog is more accessible to people, and I plan on using it as an account of my own guerilla gardening in an around D.C. I…"
Mar 29, 2010
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Guerilla Gardeners

Calling all subversive gardeners.
Mar 15, 2010
Sarah Joy Albrecht joined Riley Hamilton's group
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Metro DC and US Social Forum

Another World Is Possible! Another US is Necessary! This group is for discussion and ideas on participating in the Metro DC and US Social Forums.See More
Mar 3, 2010
Lillie commented on Riley Hamilton's group Guerilla Gardeners
"Naima, I'm interested! Let me know if you are still looking for help. Lillie"
Mar 2, 2010

Profile Information

Occupation
programming
What is your motivation for joining this group?
Interested in intentional community, alternative economies and urban permaculture
What skills or experience would you share? We need architects, artists, planners, scholars, farmers, web wizards, fundraisers, vintners, vegan chefs, grant writers, carpenters, beekeepers, scientists, dreamers, lobbyists - you get the idea ...
web and database programming. I also have audio skills
What would you like to offer?
labor, technology, skill
What are your areas of interest?
alternative commerce, intentional community, green business, urban renewal, wellness
What level of commitment to an intentional community would you consider at this point?
full member

Comment Wall (2 comments)

At 7:43pm on February 11, 2009, Ecolocitizen said…
Hi Riley, thanks for joining us. Feel free to customize your page, post questions, thoughts, articles, photos, videos, add cool apps, make friends, message privately, join or create groups.

We look forward to your participation in anchoring our vision with your energy and skills as we seek to live more sustainably and equitably. We plan a wide range of programs and your input will be welcome.

Change has come to DC but whatever Obama accomplishes will be too little too late, (no fault of his, his hands are tied). It is anchored in the old paradigm and as Einstein observed, problems cannot be solved at the same level at which they were created. Most folks may just be getting the economic collapse because it affects them in their pocket but they have not yet got peak oil. We need all hands on deck to alert them.

We meet WEEKLY due to the enormity of the challenges and the urgency needed to address the issues that face us - Tuesdays 7 pm at Emergence Community Arts Collective, 733 Euclid Street NW, WDC 20001. We've been following a schedule something like this:
1st week - Food & Farming
2nd week - Transition
3rd week - Film
4th week - Planning & Networking
5th week when there's one - Special guest
but any can be trumped by urgent matters arising. For example, we devoted the first meeting in 2009 to building the infrastructure for an alternative local economy based on time banks and/or local currency, such as Anacostia Hours in circulation in Mount Rainier.
At 6:43pm on September 1, 2009, Doug Love said…
My 30 gal. community tank occasionally provides a dead fish for the flowers in front, and when I clean it out I get so much extra weed, it goes in the mulch. That's all I've done. My mother used to raise watercress in the spring on her farm. Aquaculture is best if you have a spring or safe source of water. Or a trout stream, like at Cave River Valley in Indiana.
I could tell you some fish stories about that.

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