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September 21

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The Crucible Hiking Trail Benefit
8:00 am-8:00 pm
09/21/2019
Green Lake Rustic Campground
18500 N M-52, Chelsea, MI 48118

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-crucible-2019-tickets-56454259209
The Crucible is a self supported endurance hike to raise money for charity. This year’s proceeds will benefit the Semper Fi Fund. Semper Fi Fund provides immediate financial assistance and lifetime support to combat wounded, critically ill and catastrophically injured members of all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. They deliver the resources they need during recovery and transition back to their communities, working to ensure no one is left behind.
Endurance hiking is defined as any day hike of at least 20 continuous miles along backcountry trails. We chose 22 miles along the Waterloo-Pinckney Trail to represent the average number of veterans lost every day to suicide. The Crucible will be held on September 21, 2019. The hike will begin at Green Lake (18500 N M-52, Chelsea, MI 48118), and will end at Big Portage Lake (11700 Seymour Rd., Grass Lake, MI 49240). There will be 12 hours to complete the hike (8:00am-8:00pm). Aid stations will be at four to six mile intervals where volunteers will be posted with log books. Participants will be given a tee-shirt at the start of the event and will receive a patch if completed within the 12 hour time frame.
Plant and Seed Exchange and Produce Market
9:30 am-12:00 pm
09/21/2019
Waterloo Township Hall
9773 Mt Hope Rd, Munith, MI 49259, USA

https://stockbridgecommunitynews.com/event/plant-and-seed-exchange-and-produce-market/
At Waterloo Township Hall 9773 Mt. Hope Rd., Munith
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Plant exchange @ 9:30 AM. Produce Market @ 10am to noon
Call Carmen at 517-914-8553 or Wendy at 517-596-8300 to let us know you can participate
Guidelines for the Plant/Seed/Produce Exchange
- A week before the exchange, carefully dig and divide the number of plants to trade and gather up seeds and produce.
- Pot plants individually in roughly Quart size containers with enough soil to thrive and water them till the exchange. Package seeds in an envelope.
- Please Identify and label plants & seeds: Name, flowering; color & time of year, shade or full sun.
- Arrive at 9:00 a.m. to set out your plants, seeds and/ or produce for the exchange.
- At 9:30 am each plant, seed or produce provider will draw a number and line up according to the number. When you reach the front of the line, you will be able to pick one plant, seeds or produce and then you will return to the end of the line.
- Plant, Seed or produce provider may go through the line as many times as the number of items they brought. (Example; bring 5 plants and you may go back through the line five times)
- The event takes place rain or shine, so bring your umbrella or sunscreen and water.
Thank you for sharing your plants, seeds and produce.

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