the same patch of wetland after the bracken has been scythed.
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Permaculture at Chickenshack
Chickenshack, founded in 1994 is a housing co-op based in North Wales. It has a long standing commitment to permaculture design and has hosted many related courses, gatherings and events there since then. I am a founding member and this is my blog of some of what I have learned along the way.
Sunday, January 14, 2007
About Me
- Name: Steve Wilson Jones
- Location: Llanfyllin, Cymru, United Kingdom
I am interested in sustainable development, natural history and becoming more interested in gardening and sustainable agriculture. Not all serious! I am into humour, music and drama. I am also run a small webhosting service for community and sustainable orientated sites and occasional. I have recently got very involved with the Llanfyllin Workhouse project and am working on their fund raising team My home has been a small hill farm and housing co-op in Wales since 1994. Before that i have spent some years abroad mainly east Africa, Zimbabwe, India, Canada and the States. I was born in Wolverhampton, and grew up on a farm in Shropshire.
Previous Posts
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- Simon yesterday at Brynllwyn. We were looking at t...
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- The Stern review
- First course booking and date confirmation
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