As in any city, Xiamen has areas needing attention.
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Brad Hankins welcomes you to his blog.
Our topics will be focused on sustainably-minded building and construction -- recycling, solar, site development, storm water catchment systems, small-sized living, deconstruction, and shopping locally. Plus, always, life and adventure.
In 2012 the focus of this blog will be dbBrad's adventures tramping the Te Araroa Trail in New Zealand, the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada, and the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal.
While on the trail, I will be raising money for health -- the walk for health -- and donating funds to the American Heart Association and the Pacific Crest Trail. Please go to Heart on the Trail and click on the heart to make a donation.
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