permaculture

[Graham <grahamburnett@blueyonder.co.uk>]

Nice one John! Good to see the forum up and running again...

I was intending to go to the Diploma session myself but was far too 
hungover and opted for a nice gentle tree walk instead...

But just for information in case you weren't aware there is an existing 
Permaculture Diploma disscussion list at 
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/permalearnersuk/

Have cc'd your message to the PCUK discussion list and International 
Permaculture list for the information of others

Cheers for now, Graham

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> The Permaculture UK forum was started by Andy Benn some time ago, and was 
> very active for a while. Late last year Andy had to give up running it, and 
> as it was hosted on my web space he asked me to take it over. Until now I 
> haven't had time to do this, but the Permaculture Convergence near Dorchester 
> last weekend inspired me to get things moving again.
>
> You may be a long standing member from the time when it was active, or 
> someone who has registered more recently and found nothing happening. Either 
> way it would be great if we could get some inspiring and useful discussion 
> about permaculture going. It will obviously take a while, but please make the 
> effort to start a discussion, and keep checking for new activity.
>
> The forum is now at a new location, http://www.epfsolutions.org.uk/forum, and 
> visitors to the old location will find a link to redirect them.
>
> The real inspiration for me to reactivate the forum was the convergence workshop on the 
> Permaculture Diploma, where we all agreed there is a need for students and teachers to 
> be able to make contact and support each other. I have set up a new section for this 
> purpose. Any registered user can currently read messages in this section, but only 
> people who are part of the diploma process can make postings. You will find details of 
> how to gain access in the "Information and Announcements" forum. I'm open to 
> suggestions about the structure of this section, and any other part  of Permaculture UK 
> as well.
>
> I look forward to your active participation.
>
> John Boshier
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