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CIDER DAY!

CIDER DAY!

OCTOBER 3, 2021

noon-5:00pm

Langlais sculpture preserve

cushing, maine

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Join us for the first ever Cider Day! This Fall, ScrapDogs is teaming up with Georges River Land Trust to host a free event dedicated to showing appreciation for ScrapDogs customers and Land Trust members and volunteers. 

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Attendees will have the opportunity to make free, fresh-pressed apple cider, spend some time with ScrapDogs and Georges River Land Trust staff and community members, and hear a presentation about all things conservation and public recreation at the Land Trust’s Annual Meeting. This event is free and open to the public!

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And what's more, Cold Toes Tacos will be on-site to fuel us through this busy afternoon! Tacos will be available for purchase - so bring a blanket and picnic in the shade of the wonderful sculptures throughout the preserve.

PRESSING CIDER

 

Bring your own hand-picked apples to turn into cider using one of the unique styles of apple presses on-site. Don't have access to your own apples? No problem! ScrapDogs is leading a volunteer effort to collect apples from across the community to make a “Common Press” of cider available to all. To assist in this volunteer effort, follow this link:

** Participants interested in bringing home cider should bring their own containers to fill up at the event. **

EVENT SCHEDULE

 

12:00pm-3:00pm – Cider Presses Open to Public

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Georges River Land Trust Annual Meeting

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3:30pm – Welcome, Alvin Chase

3:35pm – Introduction, Meg Rasmussen

3:40pm – Community Compost: Benefits for Climate + Community, Davis Saltonstall & Tessa Rosenberry, ScrapDogs

3:55pm – Treasurer's Report, Bruce Sigsbee

4:10pm – Election of Board Members, Lucy Crocker Abisalih

4:20pm – Tribute to Departing Board Member: Jeanne Klainer, Meg Rasmussen

4:30pm – 5-Year Plan, Meg Rasmussen

4:45pm – Q&A, Meg Rasmussen

5:00pm – Motion to Adjourn, Alvin Chase
 

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