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["Kent Jared" <kejared@ibm.net>]

Hi I am a new face

                I just bought land in North East Brazil, and am interested
in permaculture, since the land is perfect for my project. I  have travelled
the world for 17 years now and enjoy the earth. I am Canadian and live in
Quebec, but venture many other worlds and build and preserve the places that
I can. Even though I am one of the few guru's of Telephony and electronics
from way back! I started from the earth and became a electronic nut, but
time has brought me back to the earth. I have been abused by machine, and
use by the government for it!

        I chose to respond to your e-mail for several reasons. I have been
montioring the permaculture page for a while now. And I like the topic.
Since I was brought up to understand the process of permaculture from many
different perspectives. I feel that now is time to GET involved! Please can
you tell me more about the trips objective.

                    Thanks
                                    Reverand Dr. Kent Jared
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----- Original Message -----
From: Marsha Hanzi <hanzibra@svn.com.br>
To: permaculture <permaculture@franklin.oit.unc.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 1999 1:23 PM
Subject: Courses in Bahia, Brazil


> Dear Friends at the list:
>     We will be offering a Basic course in September, 15 to 26 in the
> Comunnity Campina, in the Diamantina Mountains of Bahia.  CostUS$185,
> all included. The course will be in Portuguese, but Spanish is all
> right... This is a basic course,  with a heavy fieldwork element,
> especially in agroforests and constructions with adobe.  Climate
> tropical mountain, hot days, cool nights.  Place of incredible beauty.
>     To be confirmed: a "family get-together" of people practicing
> Permaculture for the three days following the course,  morning common
> work, afternoons sharing experiences, evenings  dancing around the
> bonfire, capoeira, and whatever else we wish to do... Bring a tent, 5
> kilos of non-perishable food, and US$20  to help with expenses...Don't
> forget your guitar, your berimbau, or whatever other musical
> instrument... This meeting is to be confirmed in July...You can stay on
> in the community afterwards, or visit the region, which is great for
> trekking and camping.  Great season, cool, no rains...
> If you are coming from the States, you need a tourist visa, which can be
> bureaucratic, to get the ball moving early.
>
> October 11- 15, Teacher's Course, in a retreat center near Salvador.
> Price , around US$150 , all included, to be confirmed end July...In
> Portuguese( can be Spanish). Themes: non-linear activities  of teaching;
> how to deal with problem situations;  materials disponible in Portuguese
> ( videos, books, etc.); sharing of personal experiences.
>
> As I will be travelling to Europe as of Sunday, I will be signing off
> this list for a month.  If you are interested in participating in these
> events ( you don't have to speak Portuguese to come to the
> get-together!),you can contact me directly this week, or then mid-July
> on my return.
>
> Marsha
>
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