permaculture

[Paul Cereghino <paul.cereghino@comcast.net>]

Have them check out Tryon Life Community Farm, though it is not 
centrally located it is pretty.
http://www.tryonfarm.org/
I just met some of them but they seemed like fine young folks, and need 
hard working hands with level heads.
~Paul Cereghino


Some very nice people
Kathy Evans wrote:

> Hello, I asked this once before, but lost the contact when computer 
> crashed....my daughter and her fiance (23 and 27) are moving from St. Louis 
> to Portland at the end of this month. Does anyone have any recommendations 
> about neighborhoods? They are budding permies, he's an artist/primitive 
> skills type, she's going to midwifery school, they are of modest means. They 
> could also possibly benefit from being able to stay with someone a day or two 
> while they look for a place (I have a couple of names for them but want 
> several so they don't have to stay anyplace more than a couple of days). Or 
> if they find something that seems wonderful from afar they might rent it 
> sight unseen...either a good walking neighborhood or an inviting little house 
> someplace. Possibly want to buy a house eventually. Midwifery school is in 
> Southeast but immediate neighborhood did not appeal to them. Thanks for any 
> leads!  Kathy in St. Louis
>
>
> Kathy Evans
> evansdk@earthlink.net
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