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Erin Harris

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Erin Harris is the editor of sustainable living blog SimpleFives.com and author of "Walking LA: 38 Walking Tours Exploring Stairways, Streets and Buildings You Never Knew Existed." She lives in Santa Monica with her husband and two kids.

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ATVS are actually incredibly useful to farmers and ranchers too, and those same farmers might let you take a whirl.
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Despite my suspicions, Red Bread is the real deal when it comes to keeping it local and sustainable, and the food is doggone delicious.
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The Cabrillo Marine Aquarium was designed by Frank Gehry and is located in San Pedro's charming Cabrillo Beach Coastal Park.
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Don't miss out on all the mellow charm this down-to-earth beach city has to offer.
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In the foothill community of Altadena, Gloria Putnam and Stephen Rudicel have taken the urban farming concept further than most.
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The Nature Gardens and Lab have injected a shot of adrenaline into the dignified NHM.
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The quintessential scent of summer is a good old-fashioned campfire.
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There's more to this 'hood than meets the eye.
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The Baldwin Hills Stairs provide an epic opportunity to get outdoors and work up a sweat right in the middle of our metropolis.
Any fashion-conscious gal with Champagne wishes on a Coors Light budget will be delighted to discover Give + Take, a clothes swapping boutique in Santa Monica.
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An overnight stay at Terranea may cost over $300, but the resort's miles of oceanfront hiking trails, restaurants, and spa are all open to non-guests and totally worth the drive.
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The rules of a sustainable potluck are simple: Everything should be made with locally grown, seasonal ingredients.
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