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This project successfully raised its funding goal on October 8, 2010.
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Connected as Trace Ramsey (384 friends)
Trace lives in Durham, NC with his partner Kristin. He works for Eastern Carolina Organics and is actively engaged in supporting local and organic farms through his work and personal life.
Trace has been involved with community gardening, Community Supported Agriculture, Food Not Bombs, housing collectives, bike recycleries, Really Really Free Markets, and just about every radical DIY project you can think of. Since its inception in October of 2008, Trace has also been involved in Crop Mob, a loose organization of young farmers.
In 2008 Trace finished his first book, an anthology of his zine Quitter.
Trace is not a talker. Trace also thinks it is a little weird to talk about himself in the third person.
You really are amazing! I'm so bummed we won't be able to attend! Love you dude.
These pictures are brilliant—Trace, you definitely deserve to have gone way over your goal.