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Today was our last farm-share pickup of the season. Although this was a bad year--bust on tomatoes, no pumpkins, weak u-pick selection--we still felt like we got a decent deal. Not as exciting as last year, but if we're in town next summer/fall we'll sign up again. (We're less enamored with the winter share. S tried it last year. It is completely unfair to a share consists entirely of parsnips, turnips and beets, but it sure felt that way.)
One thing that has come through reading posts from CSA subscribers in other regions (e.g.
ruthling) and talking with people in other local CSAs is that not all farm share programs are equal. Full Plate seems to do an exceptionally good job, by both local and national standards.
This week's haul:
Wow.
Wainright took the stage first. He is an amazing performer; his ability to project himself in his singing, playing, movements, and facial expressions is not no one I have ever seen. I also don't know the last time that I laughed so hard. I did not expect to hear songs mentioning Ben Bernanke and John Maynard Keynes.
If Wainright was Joy, then Richard Thompson's performance was Beauty and Power. The other time that I saw him was around 1991 with a band on an outdoor stage, but this time it was just him and his acoustic guitar in a club. I don't know what to call his style of playing, a kind of picking mixing moving chords and lead lines (it is not unique, but it is not something heard much), but he absolutely filled the room with sound.
One of the highlights was when the two took the stage together. I couldn't have imagined that they would work so well together when their styles are so different.
Unfortunately, this was the penultimate show of their tour together.
Incidently, the club is the only one I know to feature prominently in a science fiction novel, Kim Stanley Robinson's Sixty Days and Counting.












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