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Jan 8, 2004
Almaden woman
on “The Great American Journey”
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For 66-year-old Almaden resident Joan Balog, simply praying
during Sunday services at Los Gatos Christian Church wasn’t
good enough. She wanted to pray for a nation—and walk it at
the same time.
The dream began 50 years ago when Balog’s
lifelong friend Lyn Hanush expressed a desire to walk the
United States. The two had backpacked and climbed mountains
together for the past 20 years and three years ago, they made
the decision to walk it together.
Walking is a passion
“I love walking,” says Balog, who hikes the Quicksilver
hills nearly every day. “It’s healthy. It’s relaxing. You can
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Blossom Hill Farmers’ Market winter
season opening attracts eager crowds
On a brisk winter morning with clear California sunshine,
the Blossom Hill Farmers’ Market at Meridian and Kooser
reopened last Sunday after a brief winter hiatus. Vendors from
all over the state braved the frosty break of day to deliver a
fresh seasonal harvest of fruits and vegetables, as well as
breads and pastries, dipping vinegars, cut flowers, honey and
even popcorn for the kids.
“I left at about 5 a.m. and
wore layers of clothing,” Roberta from Specialty Produce of
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