Birds, Bees, and a Goat

Last week, we told you about Seattle Tilth’s city-wide Chicken Coop and Urban Farm Tour.  This week, we get to announce the Wallingford-centric “Birds, Bees, and Maybe a Goat.” Cameron Miller, who is helping coordinate this year’s Wallingford Walks, invites us all:

This has been a very popular event where walkers visit several ‘urban backyard farms’ in the neighborhood. This guided walk will make stops at homes where the owners keep bees, chickens, ducks, rabbits, goats, as well as grow fruit and vegetables. Home owners will be present to welcome walkers and describe the joys of their urban farm. This walk is suitable for all ages and will be moderately paced over 2 hours.

So here are your deets:

  • What:  Wallingford Walk, “Bird, Bees, and Maybe a Goat”
  • When:  Saturday, July 16th, at 10am. Rain or shine.
  • Where:  Meet outside Tully’s Coffee at 45th & Meridian.   Just look for the tour guide with the clipboard.
  • Cost:  Totally free!

Wallingford Walks are sponsored by the Wallingford COMMUNITY Senior Center and Sustainable Wallingford.


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Chris Witwer

Chris S. Witwer likes to call herself Wallyhood’s “Lower Wallingford Correspondent.” Chris is a former Texan (is there any such thing?) who came to Seattle in 2005 for three reasons: weather, scenery, and coffee culture. It has taken her four years to begin to understand Seattle humor, but she’s getting there. Chris is a bureaucrat by day, and caffeine-fueled blogger when she’s not reading novels or pretending to write one. She lives with her partner, Laura, and two cats — Dolce and Molly, and uses the internet to make fun of stuff on her personal blog, http://felsputzer.wordpress.com.

This Post Has 3 Comments

  1. Meghan

    Sounds like a fun one for little guys. Too bad we won’t be able to make it 🙁

  2. Claudia

    Thank you Edmonds Community College Project M management class for getting this year’S Wallingford Walks organized and running! So far the organization of the walks, leaders and distribution of information has been great! Thank you class, and thank you to the Senior Center, Sustainable Wallingford, Cameron, and the great walk leaders!

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