~Starr
Starr Brainard wrote:Hello! Though not currently based in MN, I was born and raised there, and plan on moving back (probably to the twin cities) this Fall. It would be great to have some local permie connects, even before getting back home. Yay friends.
~Starr
Starr Brainard wrote:Hello! Though not currently based in MN, I was born and raised there, and plan on moving back (probably to the twin cities) this Fall. It would be great to have some local permie connects, even before getting back home. Yay friends.
Larisa Walk wrote:Hi Evan,
Keep in touch. Austin is only about 80 miles west of here. No doubt we can find lots to talk about. Hope to meet you in person at some point. You can contact us through the website's e-mail address if you want some conversation directly in the meantime.
Sean Holt wrote:Hi Evan (and everyone else),
I am a new poster as well, although I have been a member of the forum for a while. Just have not been active. I live in the northern part of the Twin Cities suburbs and just started the free online "Intro to Permaculture" course through Oregon State University.
If you do a search on Facebook, there is a Twin Cities Permaculture Guild group. Some of the members are from outside of the cities including the Fairbault area. There are also quite a few "Pages" on FB for permaculture in Minnesota. PRI Cold Climate is one, you can also find many of them through postings in the group mentioned above.
Since you will be in the Rochester area, be sure to check out Kinstone. http://www.kinstonecircle.com/ It is just over the river in Wisconsin. I haven't been there yet myself, but it is on the list.
Sean
Nick Blonigen wrote:I'm on 1.4 acres between Farmington and Northfield, right off Highway 3. Been trying to permaculture my yard for the past few years when time permits between working 50+ hr a week and raising a 6 yr old, so I've still got quite a way to go
~Starr
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