Earth Ride - Adelaide 2010

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Sorry,this is not an activity organized by an individule myself. Just thinking this event would be a very meaningful one in terms of getting involved into local social life and showing concern to the environment which we are living in.

Earth Ride - Adelaide 2010
   & Sustainability Expo

Walk, cycle, or skate!

Sunday 28 March 2010
Stalls open 9am; Ride begins 10.30am

Earth Ride
will take place the day following global Earth Hour celebrations and will provide an opportunity for thousands of South Australians to learn more about the important issues of environmentally sustainable living, sustainable transport and what each of us can do at a local level to make a difference.

Earth Ride
is a FREE community event aimed at promoting Adelaide as a cleaner, greener and more sustainable city. The event is proudly supported by the Adelaide City Council and the Capital City Committee.

Earth Ride
is a car-free community event in the centre of the city. Individuals, parents and children will be able to walk, ride or skate their way through the car-free streets of Adelaide from City Square to City Square arriving in Victoria Square for an afternoon of fun, entertainment and to meander through the Sustainability Expo.

For more information and to pre-register for the event, visit http://www.bikesa.asn.au or contact [email protected].


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good event!

ding myself {:4_155:}

喂，Adelaide的学生有没有社会意识啊。

Chill, mate, just becuase no one responding to your post, doesn't mean they are lacking of social consciousness,ok?

Grow up, learn the world.

You are possible quite right there mate. It doesn't necessarily mean people are selfish or lack of social /environmental consciousness if they are not attending a social event of such kind.  What I suggest or encourage is to keep a sense of social/environmental consciousness and try to do better on our daily lives.

I am not complaining, but growing up and learn the world doesn't mean we have to be insensible to the world.