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Taste Pavilion Photo Gallery


See more at the Slow Food Nation flickr album (now almost 700 photos strong!). If you have your own photos to add, please put them in the SFN08 pool and consider giving them a Creative Commons license so they can be shared on blogs and among the community!

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Sarah Rich is an editor at Dwell magazine, where she specializes in sustainable design and architecture. She was the managing editor of the Slow Food Nation blog leading up to the inaugural 2008 event in San Francisco. She was also the managing editor and co-author of the book Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century (Abrams, 2006). Sarah lives in the Mission district of San Francisco where fog is scarce and tacos are not. Read more >

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