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Randal Son
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Location: 10 Miles ESE Walla Walla WA 46°N 118.11°W (Elev. 2195 ft)
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Greetings from hot, dry, steep, coniferous foothills outside Walla Walla, WA. I am looking for someone with Perm experience in similar conditions to consult with.

5 Acres 25 degree west facing slope, conifer dominant on rocky silt/loam over basalt. Areas of clay.

 
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Hello,
I have lived in south-central Washington for over a decade and just submitted my final design exercise (FDE) for my permaculture design course (awaiting feedback and certification).  I live in an area that gets about 25-in rain per year and is mostly pine, fir, and oak with a very dry summer season.  I have started implementing my FDE plans on the site and am excited to report progress on swales and hugelkulture beds as two priorities.  Interested in continuing the conversation?

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Randal Son
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Location: 10 Miles ESE Walla Walla WA 46°N 118.11°W (Elev. 2195 ft)
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Hi, Opalyn! Yes, let's converse. Send me a Mooseage and I'll provide email and phone. Good to meet ya!  

5 Acres 25 degree west facing slope, conifer dominant on rocky silt/loam over basalt. Areas of clay.

 
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Hey there, I’m a permie living in the WW area. I’d be interested in getting together. Bryon
 
Randal Son
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Sure, I sent you a mooseage.

5 Acres 25 degree west facing slope, conifer dominant on rocky silt/loam over basalt. Areas of clay.

 
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