Given my involvement with Zero Waste Sooke, I should be running a zero-waste campaign, right? Well, as much as I wholeheartedly subscribe to a "less is much more" worldview, the fact is that reality bites and I've been advised that I need to stay competitive with my share of campaign signs and brochures.
I'm recycling my blue-and-green signs from 2014. And I've printed 250 copies of this year's brochure, nicely designed as ever by Zach Ogilvie and featuring a photo taken by Rick Robinson at Ed Macgregor Park below its wooden sign (upon which perches a carved eagle; interestingly enough, I met the carver himself in my role as co-organizer of Transition Sooke's Ecohome Tour this weekend ~ he now lives out near Kemp Lake Rd. and is keen to build a net-zero residence).
Anyway, In case I don't appear on your doorstep to offer you one or if you're the sort who'd rather not walk away with another scrap for the blue box, here are two public sides of Candidate Jeff.
I'm recycling my blue-and-green signs from 2014. And I've printed 250 copies of this year's brochure, nicely designed as ever by Zach Ogilvie and featuring a photo taken by Rick Robinson at Ed Macgregor Park below its wooden sign (upon which perches a carved eagle; interestingly enough, I met the carver himself in my role as co-organizer of Transition Sooke's Ecohome Tour this weekend ~ he now lives out near Kemp Lake Rd. and is keen to build a net-zero residence).
Anyway, In case I don't appear on your doorstep to offer you one or if you're the sort who'd rather not walk away with another scrap for the blue box, here are two public sides of Candidate Jeff.
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