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Dez Choi

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POST 422 (DAY 432, Friday, 2021.10.15)
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….. yesterday I went into town with M to run errands.. it was a little drizzly, a little cold, but we had many layers on to stay warm..

Hans—yes the mass is inside the barrel!

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POST 423 (DAY 433, Saturday, 2021.10.16)
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For a moment I understood what Link might feel to find a dagger while on a quest for Zelda

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Giant sunflower now hangs by my desk until dried..

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POST 424 (DAY 434, Sunday, 2021.10.17)
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….. the ground cover was so green in the spring.. now it seems way brown..

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POST 425 (DAY 435, Monday, 2021.10.18)
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….. it’s a fresh new week.. Caleb a new boot arrived yesterday.. Bootcamp is now 7 boots..
….. a few of my favorite pics from rmhj..

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All great pics Dez, but that last one is extra fantastic!

Permaculture...picking the lock back to Eden since 1978.
Pics of my Forest Garden

Hans Quistorff

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….. the ground cover was so green in the spring.. now it seems way brown..

Green and brown each have their place. The green provides food for the soil organisms which provide food for the plant to make food for the soil. When it gets too dry or cold the brown provides cover for the soil organisms so they do not die. As the brown is consumed by the soil organisms the black carbon is left behind which provides homes for the soil organisms. So when you find black soil you know this prosses has been going on for a long time.
I hope that helps you connect your observation with the conversations you may have heard during the PDC.

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