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Cycle & Recycle Calendars 2008As in previous years we are delighted to be distributing the Cycle & Recycle Calendar 2008!
It's a unique publication, funded by 13 'co-publishers', including Velo Vision, with the remainder a mix of transport and cycling organisations from the US and Canada. This year's it's edited by Reykha Bonilla of Pedals for Progress. The emphasis is firmly on cycling and bicycles - including bikes re-used as looms or other tools, HPVs including water boats, and other fine images. As they say: **** Cycle & Recycle celebrates the high life on low energy (simple living at its best) and salutes the careful use & reuse of the world’s limited resources, like trees and paper. Reusable in the years 2036 and 2064, this is a calendar for our grandchildren. Think of it as a time-capsule for future generations, a way to gauge how far we’ve come, progressed, matured... While past calendars have been co-published primarily by cycling & recycling advocates, we hope to gradually extend the calendars reach by involving more renewable energy proponents, car sharing and farmers coops (like Farm to City) along with greenway and public transit advocates, urbanists and preservationists. To borrow and extend a thought from Franklin: a calendar saved is a calendar earned. The calendars cost £9.99 in the UK, £11.99 in Europe, or £12.99 for the rest of the world - unchanged since last year, and all including postage, airmail if applicable. Orders can be placed now via the online shop, and will be sent out straight away: we have plenty of calendars in stock. Please order as many as you like: they make great gifts. Finally, here's a few sample pages:
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