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David Yates left a comment for Daryl Neal

"Hi Daryl Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. Won't be able to read them on my Mac at home if they are in Freehand. So, no worries, I think I may have some alternatives I can use. Thanks again. David"

Oct 23, 2009

Daryl Neal left a comment for David Yates

"They were made in freehand. Which ones do you want?"

Oct 23, 2009

David Yates left a comment for Daryl Neal

"Hi Daryl I note that you posted a couple of posters on to the site last year. I don't suppose you have an editable version I could use - I am looking for posters that I can use for a display at a 350 event tomorrow. Thanks David Yates"

Oct 23, 2009

David Yates and Kate and Olly are now friends

Sep 25, 2009

David Yates and Lance Cablk are now friends

Aug 28, 2009

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At 16:46 on October 23, 2009, Daryl Neal said…: They were made in freehand. Which ones do you want?

At 10:34 on June 11, 2008, Deirdre Kent said…: Yes David. Have a look on James Samuel's page here and follow the links of his latest comment. It is so inspiring. So is the Transition Towns Manual he wrote.

At 23:08 on June 10, 2008, Deirdre Kent said…: Oh Devonport! What a wonderful suburb. Hope you enjoy using this site and how about posting a photo and starting a group?

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In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:: The Transition Town concept seems to offer a number of solutions to some of the issues raised by climate change and peak oil. I am keen to explore the concept in more detail with the objective of determining its local potential in my home suburb of Devonport.

What are you happy to share about yourself:: Originally from the UK, I now reside in a small villa in Devonport on the North Shore with my Wife and two lovely girls. The experience of having a family in the last few years has dramatically changed my perspective on life and what is important. I am extremely concerned about what we, as a race are doing to our home; the only one we have. I intend to be a part of the change which must inevitably occur if my children (and their children) are to enjoy the same (or better) quality of life to which I have been privileged in my 46 odd years to date.