Around the island….
Posted May 31, 2010 at 12:01 am by Ian Byington
What’s going on around the island….
• I know you’re thinking about it – I am, too! The San Juan Island Artists’ Studio Tour happens next weekend – here’s the scoop for the two day event with places all over the island to visit. Here’s a nice vid they put together to give you a taste of this ever-changing annual event:
• Wanted to tell you about the CSA deal out at Heritage Farm – Jim & his crew raise food just about all year, and you can sign up for a weekly portion of the wonderful produce they grow…
Here are details about how to sign up for the year, or for seasonal shares.
By the way, Josie & I signed for the May-November run, so we’ve had veggies for four weeks now, and I gotta tell you, it’s pretty awesome to always have good food in the house. We go out to the farm each Friday & load up…sign up! You’ll be glad you did!
By the way, “CSA” stands for Community Supported Agriculture,” which also sounds like a good idea.
• My, oh, my….the ferries sure had their hands full this weekend, as the Hyak missed a turn on Saturday, and customs delayed the boat Sunday from Sidney. Leaving the island today (Monday)? Get down in line early….
• For the nerds & search engine watchers among us: Here’s an article about how Google continues to shuffle its rules for how it lists things. A number of island businesses depend on Google to help visitors find them during the season…you’ll probably find this interesting.
One key tip: Don’t depend on just the search engines for your marketing – cast a wider net with other outreach.
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