Re: Offer to help with set-up

[dirty...@riseup.net]

Hey Seth! Yes, of course, we would love your presence and help with
setting up! Fortunately, the nature of our event means there's actually a
lot less setting up to do that you might imagine, but there will be plenty
of gear hauling to do, etc., and other fun stuff. So yeah... c'mon out! We
can offer housing in Durango and there will be some folx heading out there
a few days early, probably in the middle of next week, to start setting
up, and you're more than welcome to join that Seed Camp crew. Looking
forward to it!

-nathan, wrff organizers' collective

> Hey!
>
> Me and my partner Alecia are currently in Austin and will be driving
> through the area where y'all are having the Wild Roots camp around June
> 11th, and were wondering if you'd like help getting it ready. We would
> like
> to help set up and/or do any prep work during the week leading up to the
> gathering, and would probably stay at least through the first few days of
> the event.
>
> I have done some community garden defense in NYC with the More Gardens
> Coalition many years ago and more recently, have worked with the
> Pittsburgh
> IMC AKA Rustbelt Radio. Alecia has worked on various activist projects in
> Pgh, including legal defense during the G20 in 2009. She just recently
> ended her job at Planned Parenthood as a sex educator and has volunteered
> on the rape crisis hotline of PAAR (Pgh Action Against Rape).
>
> Anyway, just let us know what you think and if you have any questions.
> Talk soon!
> Seth
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