Ep# 51- Lessons from our first year in Permaculture I 1 year post PDC I Mistakes I Learnings
Practical Permaculture | Gardening and Intentional LivingShow Notes
Holy Heck, how did we get here? One year post PDC with Limestone Permaculture, feels like forever ago but also yesterday.
Question is... what did we learn from our three months with Brett at Limestone?
What learnings became more concrete over the past year? Did we ditch anything from the course? Did we need to "let go" of some concepts? Did we find a hill to die on or adapt and change? What lessons are we still learning? Are there concepts we are still grappling?
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