Danish Island Is Energy Self-Sufficient CBS News (March 9) - It's a two-hour ferry ride to the Danish island of Samso — and it can seem like a trip back through time. But if you look more closely, to visit Samso is to see the future, CBS News correspondent Mark Phillips reports. Samso is an area about 40 square miles long with a permanent population of about 4,000 — all of them living a green dream. Take farmer Erik Andersen. His tractor runs on oil from rape seed, which he grows. His hot water and power come from his solar panels or wind turbines. There's not a fossil fuel in site. me!!! Aqui tenemos a Ralph Eugene Meatyard.
Kirstyn in travel class posing for the camera! to bad my camera sux haha Near my home
u look so crazy... yes i'm... why u catch it like this???like a chield?? its my chield... and do chieldren scream?? they also laugh... laugh??u draw screams... to show what inside... u r so crazy... and did i lied and said im not...im totaly crazy... mido... Material Star Emmalee
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My favorite comic: Pearls Before Swine. I think it's a death trap for the flies. Another picture from the EMT class. Zach really is crying here because he was getting impatient and scared will all those people around him.
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