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Some parts of this book were great: learning about the agriculture of the Northwest and the people who are devoted to keeping it going strong as well as the great (and not so great) meals that this couple came up with because they were forced to think differently. Other parts languished, perhaps because it seems like I've heard it all a million times before: eat locally, food travels 1500 miles or more to get to your plate, we're running out of resources, etc. Somehow it seemed a little trite coming from this couple who decided to eat like this for one year on a whim. I must applaud them for trying to show that even urbanites (and suburbanites) can eat locally or more consciously without growing everything themselves. They showed how our society has become so distant from each other that it takes an internet search to track down a farmer or fisherman only 10 miles from your house. It was a quick read, and mildly entertaining, but a better book of this type would be Barbara Kingsolver's "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle".

2023-07-31 22:54