© 2007 Ohio Green Living

Many Fayre activities will be held on the shores of this beautiful lake  at the Flying J Farm.

Photos from the 2007 Fayre

“Just wanted to drop a note and say how much I enjoyed and appreciated being a part of the Fayre! I thought it turned out just fantastic! Lots of interesting vendors and displays!
I hope my small contribution made it as enjoyable for everyone as it was for me.

Looking forward to the next one! Stay in touch!”

-Dave Joseph

“YEAAA!!!!! Bravo to each of you and the many others who were the hard workers that made the Fayre successful! And thank you so much for hosting it, Dick.

We (Ellen and I/Simply Living) thoroughly enjoyed the day and so appreciate your efforts. I share some observations to be more specific about our experience:

1) We talked with the full spectrum of people from those deeply committed to those just interested and/or curious.

2) Simply Living members turned out in droves!

3) The variety of stage acts was neat, reflecting many aspects of sustainability.

4) We heard very positive comments about the workshops.

5) The diversity of booths was exciting, even though I didn't get around to all of them. Those vendors I did talk with were a pleasure to meet and share information/energy/resources.

6) The feel of the event was richly textured and all good!

Again, our gratitude and celebration of your good work towards our sustainable future! “

- Marilyn Welker

Simply Living

“My wife and I as well as our 9 yr old son had a great time at the Fayre on Labor Day! You and your staff did a very good job organizing everything. I now want to buy and try grass fed beef (I'm a newbie). One question who are were the 2 gentlemen that played the Irish/Celtic/Bluegrass music between 2 - 3pm? They were very good and a lot of fun. My 9 yr old son is a Civil War buff and the music reminded him of that time period. Heck I would hire them for my birthday! Thanks for your time. “

- Tom Rodriguez

Dear Annie,

Good showing on the fayre, yo!  We had a really good time and got some

good info!  I even went so far as to buy a Solar Oven!  Please also thank

Sam and Catlyn for their kind overwatch on our children.  Sam provided both children with lots of watermelon and even attempted to break the law by making Caleb work.  Fortunately for all parties, Caleb was a poor saleschild and sold no watermelon and was fired on the spot.

Hopefully it went as well as you would have liked, we all thought it

very nice.  I couldn't tell if the First Lady's body guards were packing

heat or not.

Sincerely,

Greg