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Long time lurker finally toe-tipping perma-land

 
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Hello Permies, long time lurker finally toe-tipping perma-land.
 
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Welcome, Jon! If you have been lurking for awhile you probably have a good idea of how Permies works. But even now I find it helpful to look at the Universal Welcome Thread, because this site has so many features. There are so many things you can do now that you have an account!

With that said, which aspects of Permaculture really get you excited?
 
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The diversity. There is no one shoe fits all, and it is always different.
 
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