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Jim Goodwin left a comment for Jo Pearsall
" Hi Jo, It is great to hear from you. It is a long time since 2001 !!  I now live in Roimata in Chrstchurch. We are beginning to create a transition town here. I have a big garden, chooks etc. And am somewhat preoccupied with toilets-…"
Apr 13, 2011
Lynda Hannah left a comment for Jo Pearsall
"Hi Jo I don't know really, about interested people. Hopefully the PiNZ hui will bring a few out of the woodwork. See you there! Lynda"
Apr 12, 2011
Jo Pearsall left a comment for Lynda Hannah
"HI Lynda Bryan and I are in Diamond Harbour at the moment, heading in your direction at the weekend. Been in the South Island for a month teaching scything. We are coming in your direction- do you think there are new interested people? Let me…"
Apr 12, 2011
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Apr 12, 2011
Jo Pearsall left a comment for Jim Goodwin
"Hi Jim I obviously have not checked my transition membership for a while! Bryan and I are in Diamond Harbour right now, catching up with stuff. I think you were at the Permaculture meeting we had in about 2001. Are you coming to the PiNZ hui in…"
Apr 12, 2011
Jo Pearsall is now friends with Anneleise Hall, Trudy Lane and Lynda Hannah
Apr 12, 2011
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The Art of Scything at National Tour

October 26, 2009 at 9am to December 6, 2009 at 5pm
Replace your noisy, smelly lawn mower .Enjoy birdsongs, the smell of the grass, the satisfaction and have fun.Introductory Class: $60For beginners and those wanting to improve their scything technique.Select the right scythe for the job and set it up to fit you.Mowing tai chi styleTechniques for harvesting, grass cutting, lawn mowing and difficult situationsDemonstration of scythe maintenance: including peening, whetting and blade repairs.Advanced class: $100For those who want to learn more…See More
Sep 24, 2009
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Jo Pearsall and Regan Pryor are now friends
Jul 28, 2009

Profile Information

I found out about Transition Towns...
From a friend who told me
In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:
To foster community
Create a sustainability and permaculture research centre in Turangi. (Awhi Farm)
Make available and teach how to use a variety of hand tools ( see Jolly Scythers and Heirloom Tools)
What are you happy to share about yourself:
Retired from mainstram in 1972.
Lived mainly in intentional community since then.
Teach permaculture design.
Co created and manifested Ecoshow
Enjoy my children and grandchildren, growing food, inspiring people to follow their dreams, travelling and meeting new people.
Where do you live (City or Town):
Turangi
Skype Address (optional, but very helpful for collaboration) Install Skype from http://skype.com/download
ecoshow2
Do you belong to a Transition initiative in New Zealand?
Yes
Website1:
http://ecoshow.co.nz

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At 8:51 on April 13, 2011, Jim Goodwin said…

 Hi Jo,

It is great to hear from you. It is a long time since 2001 !!  I now live in Roimata in Chrstchurch. We are beginning to create a transition town here. I have a big garden, chooks etc. And am somewhat preoccupied with toilets- given the earthquake.

No, I won't be going to the Hui- Too many other things on.

At 20:27 on April 12, 2011, Lynda Hannah said…

Hi Jo

I don't know really, about interested people. Hopefully the PiNZ hui will bring a few out of the woodwork. See you there!

Lynda

At 14:50 on July 1, 2009, Daryl Neal said…
Hi Joe, here is the link to Lucy's page on the RVF site http://rvfpdc.ning.com/profile/LucySilmarienPatterson

You will need to remember your password to get in.
At 12:05 on January 28, 2009, Aaryn barlow said…
Hi, good luck finding a new place to call home. I'll be in touch about books and heart politics :)
 
 
 

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