Prince Charles to be Served Drake's Bay Oysters During Bay Area Tour of Sustainable and Organic Farming.

WHAT:     The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will be
          served Drake's Bay oysters at a luncheon following a visit
          to the Point Reyes Farmers' Market this Saturday. The oyster
          farm is the oldest and largest facility on the West Coast.
          Drake's Bay Oyster Company, formally Johnson's Oyster
          Company, has recently reestablished their tasty inventory
          since the farm changed hands to the neighboring Lunny
          family. Drake's Bay Oysters, in addition to its partner
          Lunny Ranch, specialize in local sustainable farming. The
          Lunny Ranch grows artichokes and certified organic and
          grass-fed beef on the first certified organic pastures in
          Marin County; these also will be available at the Point
          Reyes Farmer's Market.

WHO:      Drake's Bay Oyster Company of Inverness, California

WHEN:     Saturday, November 5, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

WHERE:    Point Reyes Farmers' Market, Toby's Feed Barn, 11250
          Highway 1, Point Reyes Station, California

WHY:      The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will visit
          the Point Reyes Farmers' Market, Point Reyes Station, Marin
          County, in order to meet with the local farming community
          and organic farmers to learn more about sustainable farming
          in West Marin. Prince Charles, an advocate for sustainable
          agriculture, will be sharing a meal and ideas with a select
          group of sustainable farmers, including Kevin Lunny from
          Drake's Bay Oyster Company.

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CONTACT:  Kathleen Lunny of Lunny Ranch & Drake's Bay Oyster Co.,
          [phone]