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"Symphony of the Soil - http://www.dcenvironmentalfilmfest.org/films/show/578 one of my local farmer friends is in this film!"

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"Harvested 12 succulent figs from my 3 year old tree. Fuyu persimmon fruit are set and getting ripe. Corn is getting high. Livin is easy."

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"Planted soaked Pea seeds in half barrels on Feb 18th according to Biodynamic calendar = Fruit day. Also trimmed fig tree and blueberries.YES"

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Jun 11, 2010

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May 5, 2010

Linda Sebring replied to LizM - Site Moderator's discussion Hyperlocavore Book Club - Chapters 11 and 12 - How to Start A Transition Initiative - First Year Transition Totnes

"next month the Corvallis Environmental Center, along with NWEI Corvallis have the annual Environmental Film Fest and guess what! feature film #2 is about Transition Towns ! YES"

Jan 25, 2010

Linda Sebring replied to LizM - Site Moderator's discussion Hyperlocavore Book Club - Chapters 11 and 12 - How to Start A Transition Initiative - First Year Transition Totnes

"I found it very helpful to have the Vision in the form of "imagine this" type news articles from the future in which the changes proposed have come to pass. Whe I read about the future in this way I am very motivated to make it happen. I…"

Jan 25, 2010

Linda Sebring replied to LizM - Site Moderator's discussion Hyperlocavore Book Club - Jan 18, 2010 - Transition Handbook - Ch 9 and 10 - Kinsale A First Attempt at Community Visioning, The Transition Concept

"Hey, I am still under the weather and could not attend. MLK weekend might have been the reason why folks were otherwise occupied. Q2. I have participated in several Open Space type meetings and they really do work. Q3. I was glad he admitted he was…"

Jan 19, 2010

Linda Sebring replied to LizM - Site Moderator's discussion Hyperlocavore Book Club - Jan. 11, 2010 - Chapters 6,7 and 8 - Understanding the Psychology of Change, Harnessing the Power of Positive Vision, A Vision for 2030.

"Egads, I have a terrible head cold and don't want to look at the computer. You all just carry on w/out me this time. haoark"

Jan 11, 2010

Linda Sebring replied to LizM - Site Moderator's discussion Hyperlocavore Book Club - 1/04/10 - Jan 4 - Chapter 3 and 4 and 5- Why Rebuilding Resilience is as Important as Cutting Carbon Emissions + Why Small is Inevitable + Post Petroleum Stress Disorder

"It was fine because each chapter is not that long. However, I am a non-fiction nerd type so don't rely on me to say it was too much."

Jan 4, 2010

"Fern Gully ! Batty - the fruit bat who escaped from the biological research/torture chamber of horror/with some of himself still there"

Jan 4, 2010

"Orange County in Lost Angeles California used to be mainly agricultural, many orange orchards"

Jan 4, 2010

"natural gas too but still the folks planning the activity of the military are very smart people - they dont' decide what the campaign will be but they are tasked with accomplishing the objective hence they are GOOD and competent at what they…"

Jan 4, 2010

"Dry land farmed beans such as pinto beans, keep in storage for about 10 years vs irrigated beans which only last in dry storage for 1 or 2 years. Learned this because the Mormons know this and offered to buy up all the dry land beans produced in the…"

Jan 4, 2010

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Zip Code or Postal Code: 97330

Gardening Experience: a lifetime

Gardening Philosophy and Preferred Methods:: organic -biodynamic and permaculture along with native plants and pollinator support plantings

really enjoy landscape transformation - from blah to beautiful YES!

Skills and Tools I can share:: amateur native plant ID
herbal lore and how to dry herbs for culinary use
natural cooking - cook meals with what you have on hand
know how to grow most food plants
I own a shovel, a circle hoe, and some hand pruners

My interest in yard sharing:: actively seeking yard to share

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At 2:56pm on December 7, 2009, LizM - Site Moderator said…: sorry that link didn't work..

At 2:56pm on December 7, 2009, LizM - Site Moderator said…: http://hyperlocavore.ning.com/forum/topics/hyperlocavore-book-club-1

At 2:56pm on December 7, 2009, LizM - Site Moderator said…: Hey Linda - I am sorry for the confusion. The discussion will happen here:

I will ask a series of questions rather than list them all at the top, in the body of the discussion forum. Haven't asked any yet though. If you would like to submit a question for all to consider before hand feel free!

At 12:13pm on October 2, 2009, LizM - Site Moderator said…: I actually live in Halfway! Love it. Unbelievably gorgeous. Though it's a very short growing season which is tough.

At 4:22pm on October 1, 2009, LizM - Site Moderator said…: Hey Linda!
Welcome! I am way out in North Eastern Oregon. Your pictures are gorgeous - thank you for jumping right in. Be sure to set up a Seeking Yardsharing in Corvalis group - That's how people find each other here for yard sharing and produce exchanges.. So Corvalis - Produce Exchange too would be good.

So glad you found us! Let me know if you need any help with the site. Also, please remember to white list mail from hypelocavore.com and hyperlocavore.ning.com - so your replies don't get sent to junk mail. You should receive a "welcome" email that starts you out with tips for using the site effectively.

Happy Digging!
LizM