Julie Wolf
Growing in a NW Forest - Clearcut Garden http://organicfoodbliss.com/my-clear-cut-garden/ / Northwest Permaculture Convergence http://www.northwestpermaculture.org/ - see my Directory Listing (Mason County).
When you reach your lowest point, you are open to the greatest change.
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May the Forest be with you, Always...
Brendan M McNamara wrote:Excellent! I'd like to get some people together near here (Northern Olympic Peninsula, WA) if there is anybody nearby.
Julie Wolf
Growing in a NW Forest - Clearcut Garden http://organicfoodbliss.com/my-clear-cut-garden/ / Northwest Permaculture Convergence http://www.northwestpermaculture.org/ - see my Directory Listing (Mason County).
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Mike Haasl wrote:That sounds like an awesome event. I thought cord wood needed to be built over time so the cob would have time to cure before too much weight was put upon it. Two buildings in three days would be tremendous.
When you reach your lowest point, you are open to the greatest change.
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Charlotte Anthony
The Mother Who Plants Trees
http://www.handsonpermaculture1.org
victorygardensforall@gmail.com
Charlotte Anthony
The Mother Who Plants Trees
http://www.handsonpermaculture1.org
victorygardensforall@gmail.com
charlotte anthony wrote:brendan mcnamara, part of requirements to receive a permablitz is that you contribute to at least one permabliz we have a team coming from shelton huckleberry is near shelton and several other folks are coming from there including julie. consider joining them if you want to learn and receive a permablitz yourself.
Julie Wolf
Growing in a NW Forest - Clearcut Garden http://organicfoodbliss.com/my-clear-cut-garden/ / Northwest Permaculture Convergence http://www.northwestpermaculture.org/ - see my Directory Listing (Mason County).
Charlotte Anthony
The Mother Who Plants Trees
http://www.handsonpermaculture1.org
victorygardensforall@gmail.com
Mike Haasl wrote:That sounds like an awesome event. I thought cord wood needed to be built over time so the cob would have time to cure before too much weight was put upon it. Two buildings in three days would be tremendous.
Julie Wolf
Growing in a NW Forest - Clearcut Garden http://organicfoodbliss.com/my-clear-cut-garden/ / Northwest Permaculture Convergence http://www.northwestpermaculture.org/ - see my Directory Listing (Mason County).
Charlotte Anthony
The Mother Who Plants Trees
http://www.handsonpermaculture1.org
victorygardensforall@gmail.com
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