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Have you found this Permaculture site?

20 years ago

Just thought I'd post this for the Permaculture enthusiasts who might never have visited David Holmgren's site.

As many will know, he is the co-founder of original Permaculture.

Also worth mentioning, there is a reasonably decent entry on David in the Wikipedi, on-line: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Holmgren

Joel

Here is a link that might be useful: David Holmgren's Web Site

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alexander3_gw
20 years ago
Does anyone know why this post always appears at or near the top of the list, even though it is three months old?
crankyoldman
20 years ago
I have wondered that too.
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joel_bc
Original Author
20 years ago
Gee, as the person who wrote it, you've made me feel slightly guilty!

But joking aside... It's probably because it had no reply or further comment. The programming with GardenWeb is such that normally an unreplied-to post stays where people can see it first-off. With many sorts of posts this default courtesy is justified, because people are hoping for an informational answer.

Now that you've replied, it will no doubt move down the list. Given how long it was up there, I hope, at least, that the info given in my original post was of use to some people.

Happy 2006...

Joel

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