permaculture

[Steve Hoog <livingpotentials@yahoo.com>]

This workshop is to be held near State College  Pennsylvania next 
year.--steve Hoog

 
 Please spread the word.  Exciting workshop at Ahimsa Village - flyer and 
registration form at:
http://ahimsavillage.org/pdfs/yurt-workshop.pdf

April    16 - 21, 2008 - Yurt    Building Workshop with Bill Coperthwaite 
    Multi-day Yurt building workshop with Bill Coperthwaite of the Yurt    
Foundation.  This workshop will walk you through the entire process    of 
building a wooden yurt.  Includes 5 days of instruction and hands-on    
activities, vegan meals, camping or floor space (rooms are available at    
adjoining Julian Woods Community for a very reasonable rate of    $25/night). 
 Total cost $320. 

   About Bill Coperthwaite: teacher, author, builder, and    homesteader, 
Bill has dedicated his life to learning from the    craftspeople of ancient 
cultures and applying their indigenous    technology to modern materials and 
design. An innovative educator, Bill    has used the classroom, seminars and 
hands-on workshops to instill in    those who will listen, a vision for a 
simpler life, a more intimate    relationship with the environment, and an 
approach to "democratic"    design in which all participate in the creation 
of their life and    culture. Bill is founder of the Yurt Foundation, a 
nonprofit educational    organization established to gather folk knowledge 
from the cultures of    the world and place it in a contemporary framework, 
creating a reservoir    of ideas for designing ways of living that are 
simpler, more beautiful    and more just. More info at      
http://www.yurtinfo.org/yurtfoundation.php
 Contact Bob Flatley, e4bob@yahoo.com,  610-756-6625 with questions or for 
more information.  To register go to 
http://ahimsavillage.org/pdfs/yurt-workshop.pdf

This event is sponsored by the Education Committee of the School of Living.

Directions: Address: 4022 S. Eagle Valley Rd , 16844, From State College 
area: Take Rt. 322 West, do not exit for Rt. 220 / I-80.  Stay on 322 until 
you pass State College and go over SkyTop Mountain to Alt. Rt. 220. Take Alt 
Rt. 220 North, ~ 6 miles to Ahimsa Village Community, on your left.  Look for 
large black mailbox "Ahimsa" 4022.  If you see the Julian Woods Community 
sign on your left, you have gone one driveway too far.

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www.ahimsavillage.org

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