Thursday evening the riders of the Sustainable Living Bike Tour and some friends made their way to Avalon to visit the Catalina Organic Co-op for a fundraiser. The Co-op meets weekly to provide Avalon residents access to fresh organic produce. They graciously invited us to set up a fundraiser for the bike tour at their event. We baked no less than 800 cookies, 16 loaves of Focaccia Bread, a dozen or so loaves of homemade bread, and three varieties of hummus with crackers made from scratch. It was a huge success and the donations made will go a long way in helping with expenses such as gas, food, and accommodations for the bike tour. A big thank you to the Catalina Organic Co-op and also to Autumn for taking some pictures and organizing 
our event!Just over a week before we push off for the bike tour and the energy level is very high. Everyone now has a bike, food orders are being placed, and our route has been established. If we can stay away from the 200 or so leftover cookies we will be ready to embark on our journey next Monday!
2 comments:
Hi! This is Sophie C-M from Mr. Howard's Class. He is teaching us at Lauderdale Primary. We are having heaps and heaps of fun. We will watch you on the blog. Are you riding now? I hope you have a good time. Mr. Howard says Hi! How much money do you take with you on the trip? What are some of your names? what schools have you been to so far? Are you going to come to Lauderdale Primary School in Tassie?
Hello, my name is Caitlin, I'm in Mr. Howard's class too! What is your favourite school you've been to? When did you start the bike riding? I mean which year? When do you first make up this trip? Where are you now? Are you going to have any videos of you riding? Goodluck with riding!! From Caitlin G (2 Lucas/Howard)
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