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www.1001gardens.org/2014/02/turn-old-bike-original-garden...
Do you have an old bike that takes the dust in your garage? Why not reuse it as a decoration or planter in your garden? You will find below some nice pictures of old bikes who have been given a second life as garden decorations ... for your inspiration! If you have used an old bike in your garden (decoration, planter, fountain or everything else...), do not hesitate to send us a picture!
I made a deal with myself that before I cast on any more knitting projects, I must make a significant dent in the pile of unfinished projects that has taken over my knitting basket.
First on the list was this swiffer cloth, which really only needed to have the ends woven in and be blocked.
At Tokyo Big Sight on the bay.
www.vcc.ne.jp/eco2007/english/index.html The 9th Eco Products 2007 - Eco style fair.
With the emergence of the global warming issue, interest in the Earth's environment is suddenly rising. The environmental issue is now widely accepted as a real and compelling problem both by businesses and ordinary citizens, thanks in part to the wide reporting of abnormal weather and increasing temperatures by the media and hit movies based on environmental themes, among other things. This has had an effect on people's lifestyles, and now Eco Products are gradually moving from the age of the consumer who will "buy Eco Products when they are available nearby" to those who will "seek out and buy Eco Products proactively".
Next year, in 2008, marks the start of the commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol. And it is certain that the problems surrounding development of alternate energy, chemical substance regulations spreading in Europe, etc., will be drawing the attention of the world more than ever. It is becoming increasingly important to have a corporate image that they are developing and selling Eco Products as well as making aggressive efforts to protect the environment and focusing on CSR for establishing a company's corporate brand.
This fair was started in 1999 which makes this year as the 9th year of this fair. In 2006, the number of exhibitor companies and organizations was over 572, and more than 150,000 people attended, including 13,000 children who were there to learn about the environment. It is becoming more and more known as Japan's biggest environmental fair.