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Hello,

My name is Emmanuel and I live in French. I'm interested by permaculture and homestead stuff for long time.
I separated from my wife few months ago and now enjoying my freedom in my new home.
I started with a few chickens and I'm making vegetables garden.
I am currently looking for a farm to create my dream place (I am currently renting and therefore limited).
I hope to meet people here and share my experience.

Carla Burke

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Welcome, Emmanuel! Sounds like you've had a rough go of it. Hopefully, things will get better for you, now.

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Nancy Reading

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Hello Emmanuel and welcome to Permies!
You don't say what part of France you are based (we do have a few active members in your country) I've added your thread to the Europe forum so that more people locally might spot it. What would your dream home be like?

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Emmanuel Poulon

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Hello Carla and Nancy,

Thank you for your welcome .
I'm based in the south of France and more precisely near Toulouse.

I see my future home as an agreement between modern technology and nature. I hope that I will be able to produce a good part of my food and also part of my energy.

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