Identifying the friendlies starts with ourselves. A newcomer to the geographic area has an advantage - he/she can appreciate the more than 20 million possibilities to find friendlies in the L.A. basin. Big factors are time and travel. Proximity to ideal models works for most, so many move to the westside, but people in other places can also think and create also. These folks might be next door to you.
Dennis


From: Valerie <sacks@sacksconsulting.net>
To: Dennis Pilien <dpilien98@yahoo.com>
Cc: lapg@arashi.com
Sent: Fri, October 30, 2009 11:36:34 AM
Subject: RE: [Lapg] permculture neighborhoods

Definitely true!  I think the goal for all of us should be to seek out “the friendlies” where we are and try to build that in our own communities.  Now I guess I should add that to my “to do” list!

 

 


From: Dennis Pilien [mailto:dpilien98@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 11:34 AM
To: Valerie; lapg@arashi.com
Subject: Re: [Lapg] permculture neighborhoods

 

Well-spoken. Sometimes the permaculture we seek is inside the ecology of our own landscapes. It may not make a difference where someone goes. They can make their own neighborhood, wherever it is, a permaculture place a step at a time.

Dennis

 


From: Valerie <sacks@sacksconsulting.net>
To: lapg@arashi.com
Sent: Fri, October 30, 2009 11:10:35 AM
Subject: [Lapg] permculture neighborhoods

Topanga Canyon is beautiful, but unless you work in Topanga and your kids go
to school in Topanga, I don't really know that you can live someplace where
you have to do so much driving and call it "Permaculture" ....




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