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Flightless Birds
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PARK(ing) Space
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Fashion Trashion & Bling
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Ooooby
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Cultivating Consciousness
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Last week my boyfriend and I got the overlander from Auckland to Wellington. It was great! it did rain and was foggy so we did not have a great view, but we were enterained enough by looking out the window and chatting. I had taken lots of books wit…
I recently went to New Plymouth for a course and decided to get the bus there and back, it did mean I had to take more time off work. The course was not work related so it was Annual leave, but I really enjoyed getting the bus. it gave me time to ch…
We love the freedom of cheap air travel but we love our climate (and the people it supports) much more.
This group is dedicated to the exploration of low carbon travel and the joys that come from choosing quality over expedience.
Soil Remediation Workshop “Using Beneficial Microbes” at Old Bandoliers Women’s Bowling Green. Lawson Place, Mt Victoria
October 31, 2009 from 10am to 4:30pm
There are in a healthy soil literally hundreds and hundreds of species of soil bacteria, soil fungi, and many other microscopic soil critters. A single tablespoon of healthy soil might contain over a billion beneficial soil microbes.
This workshop p…
i would be keen to help out with this project.
Spring Equinox - Working Bee this Sunday at Innermost Newtown Garden, St James Church, 235 Adelaide Rd,
September 20, 2009 from 1pm to 4pm
Innermost Gardens Working Bee
Come and Help us Celebrate Spring Equinox!
The new garden is starting to take shape!
Some great work was done at the last working bee, it is time to get out there again and get digging and planting for Spring!
Event…
Spring Equinox - Working Bee this Sunday at Innermost Newtown Garden, St James Church, 235 Adelaide Rd,
September 20, 2009 from 1pm to 4pm
Innermost Gardens Working Bee
Come and Help us Celebrate Spring Equinox!
The new garden is starting to take shape!
Some great work was done at the last working bee, it is time to get out there again and get digging and planting for Spring!
Event…
PARK(ing) Day comes to NZ on 18 Sept 09. Collaborate to create urban spaces that make people happy. Temporarily transform metered parking spots into public parks. What sort of space would you love to create? Join to be involved!
Profile Information
- Date of Birth
- October 13, 1077
- About Me:
- Hello
- Areas of interest and expertise
- I am an Chartered Accountant who is interested in Gardening
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 2:25pm on October 14, 2009,
Marino said… - hey thanks for your replyu re innermost gardens. i'd be keen to here when the next working bees are coming up. i won't be in town over the summer but am here throughout the year otherwise.
my email address is the best contact, marinoharkersmith [at] gmail [dot] com
- At 3:02pm on September 22, 2009,
Nick Potter said… - Hi Charmaine
We’re meeting at Mon Ami Cafe next Tuesday evening for some more friendly conversations. All the details are on the events page.
If you’re free on Tuesday we’d love to see you there!
All the best from Nick, Josie, Rebeka and the rest of the Intersect Crew
- At 10:29am on August 1, 2009,
Linnéa Lindstroem said… - Good! I'll continue sending you invites and stuff then, and don't worry if you cant make it – whoever is there are the right people, and whatever you're doing with passion is the right thing to do. No pressure.
Hope to meet you soon somewhere! And if you are thinking of coming to the workshop in August (27-28) on local currencies, it is time to register :-)
- At 6:39pm on July 31, 2009,
Linnéa Lindstroem said…
- Hi Charmaine,
are you interested in local currencies and Ebbflow – Permaculture Designers Education Group? And I've emailed with you for the last few weeks? If yes – please add me to your friends! I'm unsure if you're the same person as I don't see your surname here.
- At 9:01am on November 26, 2008,
Adam Guyton said… - Hi Charmaine! Cool to have you on Natural Farming. Feel free to add discussions and stuff, we're only getting started so if you have a particular area of interest just go for it.
Have you heared about Bio-Intensive gardening? It may be of interest to you. It's a method which can be used to grow tonnes of food on a small space by calculating ideal ratios of plant life to both grow the precise amount of food/nutrition we need while building the soil perpetually!
exciting stuff.
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