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Jules Harrell
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As a local here in Cherry Plain, on the MA/NY/VT border, across route 22 from the Beer Diviner, and East Coast Village, my only question is, are you all still sacrificing animals and calling the kontumble spirits (as advertised on your website.and admitted to the Eastwick Press in the 13 Barbies found on Bly Hollow Road story? ) LOL. Not sure how that type of activity fits into "permaculture."  

Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm, home to a lovely Quarterhorse mare, a lovely Standardbred mare, a lovely Standardbred/Haflinger filly, two mules, two llamas, many bees, seven cats, three weimeraners, three humans, and the ever expanding plant kingdom.

 
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There ya go.
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Denise Kersting
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Does it count if we only "summer" in Upstate? We have a cabin in Redfield, NY just north of the center of Line Brook State Forest. It's an off grid experimentation ground, I've only just started planting, but there are tons of wild plants ranging from medicinal/berries/mushrooms/nuts in abundance.
 
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Of course!
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Denise Kersting
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James Whitelaw wrote:Of course!


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Long time lurker, registered just to post that you cut off a large agriculturally dominated region of Upstate NY
 
B. Rey.
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If anyone is looking for land a piece just down the road from us is for sale. Would be nice to get some permie neighbors. Located about 30-40 min West of Albany.

https://countryboyrealty.com/listings/201922715/
 
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Hi there Ulster County here! I’m looking for a good way to get plants delivered during covid-19. Anyone know a good place to get perennial based vegetables?

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Jules Harrell
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yes there are garden farm stores here that are open still

Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm, home to a lovely Quarterhorse mare, a lovely Standardbred mare, a lovely Standardbred/Haflinger filly, two mules, two llamas, many bees, seven cats, three weimeraners, three humans, and the ever expanding plant kingdom.

 
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Jules Harrell wrote:yes there are garden farm stores here that are open still

do y know if any that deliver and have good perennial vegetable selections?

9 Layer Food Forest please
Cold climate permaculture
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Daniel Emerson
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Another bump for an old thread - Oneonta/Otego area here - finally getting around to piecing together a bit of a homestead again
 
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Northampton here, just above the Great Sacandaga Lake - wondering if anyone else in the region has been noticing that our weather patterns have gone wacky the past several years!!  Makes me long for Tennessee...

Transplanted gardener trying to start over in a strange new land - all advice gratefully accepted!

 
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Cherry Plain here. Yes its pretty weird now.

Cherry Plain Sanctuary Farm, home to a lovely Quarterhorse mare, a lovely Standardbred mare, a lovely Standardbred/Haflinger filly, two mules, two llamas, many bees, seven cats, three weimeraners, three humans, and the ever expanding plant kingdom.

 
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Hi! I am originally from Oneida, NY; went to college in Utica (Utica College of Syracuse U) and now live in western NY, just south of Buffalo. The Adirondacks are a favorite place of mine, followed by the Finger Lakes.

All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
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