2007 Photos
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Jock Gill speaks of his work in Grass Pelleting at the Friday night bioenergy seminar.
Keynote speaker Gay Canough talks about how to overcome American resistance to sustainability.
Solar generator from Alternative Energy Systems drew attention.
Many alternative vehicles were on display, including this converted biodiesel motorcycle that gets 115 mpg.
Volunteers l-r: Holly Chambers, Robin McClellan, Jan Hutslar, Donna Dilworth and Fair Organizer Patricia Greene share laughter.
The amazing Martin Family, who have long participated in and supported the Fair, gathered at their booth to sing.
Participants at the hands-on workshop by Jim Juczak built solar food dryers to take home.
As usual, some of the highlights of the Fair were workshops by well-known cordwood masonry and green building expert, Rob Roy.
Participants in Rob Roy’s hands-on Cordwood Masonry workshop got to actually build and point a wall.
Interaction between workshop leaders and students was often intense.
The Martin family demonstrated their new portable screw press for making their own oil.
The meters measuring the difference in energy use between compact fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs were a revelation.
The Peak Oil Company
The Exhibit Hall was always full of people getting their questions answered.
Kids Science Fair 2007
