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ProspectRock.org
Vermont's Permaculture Institute
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Please send an email to the address below.
We will be arranging a farm tour schedule staring in May.
We are presently taking design clients for summer-fall 2013.
Keith (@) Prospect Rock . Org
(802) 734-1129
P.O. Box 426
Jeffersonville, VT 05464
I am interested in the classes you are offering. I especially want to know and SEE beekeeping being done organically. Where are you located exactly? .
Thanks,
Diane
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I’m interested in your permaculture design course. Please let me know when your next one is. Thanks.
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Hi,
Thanks for writing. Our ‘farm and nature immersion’ residential PDC is scheduled for July 15-July17, 2012. Details will be posted soon, but please email to get on the waiting list. We also offer a semester format PDC through the University of Vermont Ecological Design program (open to non-matriculated students)
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Hi Keith, congratulations for your permie work. have seen you have been activ in Nigeria? what region? what did you succeed over there? I am also trying to help people over there with a permculture project. might be interesting to exchange experiences etc. hugh Petra
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Hi Petra-
Good to hear from you, and apologies for the delay in response. I was working with IMO State ADP out of Owerri, throughout the Niger Delta area. You can read about my work there at http://www.apisafrica.wikispaces.com.
Please feel free to email me at Keith@prospectrock.org.
Best of luck with all of your work!
Keith
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I follow an Heirloom fruit group which forwarded me into on this Sundays’ (Feb 24’13) workshop on pruning. I am writing in hopes that I might still be able to register for the event. I have a good deal of experience in horticulture , and hope I can take part.
Would have to get there form here(NYC) and would be willing to drive others or ride with others, or find out what kind of transportation options there might be ,i.e. bus to nearby town hike(hitch?) from there.
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Hi Edward-
Thanks for writing. It would be great to have you come up if you really want to make the trip, although it is pretty far for a one day workshop. If you interest is more for purposes of seeing the trees, etc. The St. Patrick’s Day party/ grafting workshop may be more worth the trip, or an event with warmer weather to camp out, see the flowers, etc.
I debated promoting this event on the NYC Permaculture Meetup Group, but decided not to. If you announced it there (with your offer of a ride/ rideshare), I imagine you may find some folks interested in making the trip with you.
Otherwise, there is public transportation to Burlington or Montpelier, or train to Essex, where we could connect you with someone else heading to the workshop Sunday morning.
Thanks, look forward to connecting whenever it works.
Best,
Keith
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Keith, Got both replies and may wait joining this weekend’s doings , did not know of the local perma -culture group good resource to know , thank you for letting me know,
The day will be fine I trust and whether I am there or not ,best wishes for all involved, a good (somewhat) old fashioned Winter continues its course and that bodes well . My interest is to learn to live in this world as fully and masterfully and joyfully as I may and it just turns out that plants, and farming, are there among the sense of place I seek . It has been a pleasure reaching out this way,(not a media maven here by a long shot) and will be here .
Ed
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I am coming up from Tunbridge for grafting class tomorrow April 13. If anyone needs a ride along that route (central Vermont) let me know.
brenda field
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