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Permaculture in North Carolina or surrounding area

 
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Location: Colorado Springs, CO [Zone: 5B/6A]
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Hello,

I currently live in Colorado and am involved with multiple permaculture organizations in the Pikes Peak region. However, I have been thinking of moving out to North Carolina to be closer to my family and also have work all year round for my trade (Irrigation). The winter can be devastating for me financially sometimes...

I was thinking about renting and becoming a part of a permaculture community or possibly joining an off-grid community that offers housing for labor or something like that. I would like to move near the western region of NC or possibly Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia or Kentucky.

At this point, I am just looking around and gathering info. I don't plan on moving out there until late fall/early winter of this year, after I can get another season of irrigation under my belt to generate some savings.

Any info would be appreciated. Thank you!

 
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Perhaps these folks-
https://cooperatewnc.org/
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