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I wanted to let folks know about some forest garden videos I've put up. One is a segment on one method of designing guilds, at


The second is a trailer containing various forest gardening tidbits from an all-day workshop I gave:


and the 3rd is a link to the full 7 hours or so from the aforementioned forest gardening workshop. That's a for-sale video course stream, with handouts, syllabus, and the other stuff you'd expect from a workshop. The details and links to the various segments are at
http://organiclifeguru.com/course/food-forest-design-care-for-cites-and-suburbs/

Enjoy!

I'm offering weekend permaculture courses in the SF Bay area. Info (and more) at http://patternliteracy.com

 
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Awesome! Toby - thanks for making these online workshops available. The cost of travel, etc. makes getting to courses expensive. This is a great way of getting your knowledge and experience out in front of people at a very reasonable cost.

THANK YOU!

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The link redirected me to a pornsite. Not sure what that's about.
 
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Hmm, worked for me.

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Agriculture collects solar energy two-dimensionally; but silviculture collects it three dimensionally.

 
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I have had those "crazy pop-ups" before, lol

Aaron Festa wrote:The link redirected me to a pornsite. Not sure what that's about.

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Aaron Festa wrote:The link redirected me to a pornsite. Not sure what that's about.



Was it permaculture porn - seductive guilds, alluring natural building techniques, sexy greywater installations - or was it regular porn?

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I esp like it when my permaculture P involves mushroom. It just adds another dimension to it.

And for me once I go down the rabbit hole. I find myself stuck there coming back every day like an addict.
I like it when ppl start posting pictures saying this is what I have/do at my home.

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It was regular porn if there is such a thing these days. I didn't mean to divert attention from what Toby is doing but felt I needed to put up a warning so the the link could be cleaned up in case it was hacked (not an IT guy). If others didn't have an issue then cool.
 
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All 3 links work properly from my end. Don't know why Aaron got porn.

I'm offering weekend permaculture courses in the SF Bay area. Info (and more) at http://patternliteracy.com

 
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links are working just fine here also...thanks for posting these....your work is inspiring!

"We're all just walking each other home." -Ram Dass
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Mm. No doubt a problem at my end, but the first two links just are not appearing. Probably an iPad issue.
And just to reiterate what others have said, Toby, thank you, you are doing important work and this is a good way of getting it into people's hands.
 
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Hey this is Chris, the web guy behind Organic Life Guru. The web site is not hacked and is free of any malware.

Aaron, I believe your device may however have malware. I'm guessing you were visiting the website on Safari on an iphone, ipad, or macbook. The safari browser has been having issues with this lately.

Chris Badgett
Cocreator of Organic Life Guru. Have you seen what's happening over there?

 
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