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What he said…

"What permaculturists are doing is the most important activity that any group is doing on the planet. We don't know what details of a truly sustainable future are going to be like, but we need options, we need people experimenting in all kinds of ways and permaculturists are one of the critical groups that are doing that."
            ~ David Suzuki

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  • 3rd Annual Communi-Tea on July 12
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  • The Project is Ending
  • Yard Sale Sunday Sept. 27
  • Impromptu musical event, Wed. July 29
  • Photos from our CommuniTEA, July 12, 2015
  • We Dig More Food!
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