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on June 7, 2010
Landicity
commented on a projectWhat a great project and the photos are stunning. I pledged $50 but would like two photos instead of lobster -- can we do that?
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on June 7, 2010
Landicity
backed a project
Documenting Portland Maine's Working Waterfront by Mark Marchesi
Portland Maine is home to one of America's oldest and last surviving urban working waterfronts. Wharf by wharf I am documenting how it looks today.
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126% funded $2,537 pledged
- 32 backers
- Funded Jun 21, 2010
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on March 14, 2010
Landicity
Posted project update #5We Have A Couple of Offshore Islands in Maine, USA for You to Choose
Post CommentHi Landicity Kickstarter Team,
We have got a couple of island candidates for you and the Earth Day Project. If we can get people to help, we can lock in one of these. But, we can not do it without all your help -- thanks so far.We attached a video of some of the islands. They range from 40 acres to more than 500 acres. The island photo includes a 200+ acre island with an imposed grid. The small pink blocks represent how we would place Planuts aroung the island using 4 1/4 Hectare blocks.
Each has it's own personality and certainly the fragile environment on each island is different. Some will be around after global warming - some might not depending upon the amount of sea level rise!
- 1 Hectare = 10,000 sq m; ~ 2.5 acres
- 1/4 Hectare = 2500 sq m = 250,000 Planuts
- 1 Planut = 100 sq cm
- 1,000,000 Planuts/island == maximum we will make availabale in 1/4 Hectare blocks
Please take a look and send us a vote on which one you like.thx
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on February 5, 2010
Landicity
Posted project update #4Maine Island -- OOPS
Post CommentThe first island is large, but the second one is larger; almost 400 acres of island for you and all the Landicity members
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on February 5, 2010
Landicity
Posted project update #3Some great islands for us to consider
Post CommentJoin for $1, %15, or $35 for a Landicity Maine Island Deed.
Here are two of the islands we have on our list as candidates. Once you help us hit our goal, we will put the option to purchase on one of our candidiate Maine Islands.
These islands are nice, pristine, diverse and have a multi-faceted personality. Each is larger than 50 acres. They are so different from the ocean side versus the land facing side. Beaches, coves calm on one side; roaring ocean waves, rocks and salt spray on the other.
We will post some other islands in the future during our project.
Please help us spread the work to all your friends. Send them a link http://kck.st/9J7gUZ
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on January 31, 2010
Landicity
Posted project update #2Thank You
Post CommentRobbie N. and Jason W.are the first to support the Maine Island Challenge -- It lets you "Own The Good You Do" by giving you your own home designated mini-plot -- a Planut, 100 square cm.
thanks to Robbie and Jason. And, thank you for send a note to all your friends about the project too.
See you on Earth Day!
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on January 31, 2010
Landicity
Posted project update #1Well, we've started.
Post CommentWe have targeted a couple of islands worth getting. But, we have to network out to all our contacts and make sure the project to own the good you do succeeds.
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on January 24, 2010
Landicity launched a project
Maine Island Challenge Project ~ Get Your Own Little Piece of A Maine Island, USA by Landicity
Crowdsource a Maine island, USA -- opensource group purchases and sustainabily manages island. Ocean Islands: rare, expensive, owned by the wealthy
Funding Unsuccessful (04/24/2010)
Landicity
Quoddy, ME
Landicity joined Kickstarter on January 07, 2010
