Comments for Chestnuts Farm

Comment on Rustling up some days by Andrea

Andrea — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:46:02 +0000

Great plan, and just the sort of thing I’d love to come along to if I were closer.

Comment on May Go Missing for a While… by Jan

Jan — Sat, 11 May 2013 22:50:35 +0000

Don’t be gone for too long. I love reading your updates.

Comment on All the days are one by Ali

Ali — Fri, 26 Apr 2013 05:58:10 +0000

Can’t wait to hear more about breaking her to harness – she looks gorgeous! More photo’s please …..when you’ve time that is !!! Ali xxx

Comment on Sitting Duck by suzanne

suzanne — Wed, 17 Apr 2013 18:12:36 +0000

Hello jackie

Thank you for visiting my blog. What a beautiful Duck. Today i spent the morning in my orchard bonding with 11 new little Turkeys. A very proud mother turkey kindly let me hold and photograph her young. What a lovely experience…

have a wonderful day
Warm regards
Suzanne
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Comment on To High Heathercombe and Beyond … by Charlie@Seattle Trekker

Charlie@Seattle Trekker — Fri, 12 Apr 2013 04:05:48 +0000

I find your diploma program very interesting. I have been pulling together different programs over the past five years to educate myself in this area. I hope you keep posting as you progress down this path.

Comment on To High Heathercombe and Beyond … by alan charlton

alan charlton — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 16:47:21 +0000

“…..well this this weekend was an emotional roller-coaster for me (and that was before I had even met Jackie! face-to-face as Facebook apparently is not a reality…!)…right at the start of my own Applied Permaculture Design Diploma (APDD..is that a certifiable condition?) and I choose to ‘refresh the process after less than 3 months…wow…basemap is a bodymap now, I am both the client and the design project, surveys (Journals/Blogs/Vision Boards/Design Webs and more), drivers (?) motivators (?) inspiration (?) excites me (?)…..”developing a permaculture lifestyle” by 10 or more designs (3 land and 7 people – perhaps?) how good is the fit with 10/11 drivers() can this be represented visually – YES with a MELON….sorted the individual Action Learning Pathway (yes? no but it felt that way on Sunday evning – revisions already – but that is good as it has to be a living evolving design ovr the full course of my Permaculture Diploma)…so now what’s next….? The previous text can in no way even begin to explain my own Journey ver the course of the 4 days – and that I am now a part of a really amazing group of like-minded but very individual clear-thinking permaculturalists…..all on a Journey too…what a Learning Guild this will be – and I am so proud to be a part of it…adding “edge” – “applying self regulation” – “less is more Alan” – just some of the concepts that I am beginning to appreciate as a result of being at High Heathercomebe…thanks everyone….we made it happen…love you all <3 x

Comment on To High Heathercombe and Beyond … by Andrea

Andrea — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 15:31:30 +0000

Fabulous piece of writing. Looking forward to the next instalment. No pressure

Comment on To High Heathercombe and Beyond … by The Snail of Happiness

The Snail of Happiness — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 11:36:42 +0000

A great summary of the weekend… including the fog! For me the fog lifted both metaphorically and literally as the weekend progressed… and you were one of the lights guiding my way.

Comment on Goats by admin

admin — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 17:14:47 +0000

oh my, Dagar – me and jo at http://www.theartofwildness.com/ hitched around a small part of Sweden, around about a century ago when we were both young and free! Get me started on goats and us started on Sweden and it may never stop! I’d love to talk permaculture and goats with you!

Comment on Goats by Dagar Groblad

Dagar Groblad — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 13:47:42 +0000

Hey,

I live in Sweden on a small permaculture farm. Would love to exchange experiences about keeping goats! Tell me if you are interested too!

Best,
Dagar