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yummersetter
Joined: 26 Jan 2008 Posts: 3241 Location: Somerset
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yes, about two weeks ago, I'm still dizzy with information and learning, and MC is right up there in my pantheon of Heroes. I'm fantasising about living in that tent in the Forest Garden, just want to know more and more in depth about it and to see it through the seasons.
I've never been in any educational setting where so much effort was put into instilling knowledge, in many dimensions. We were given information booklets with massive and thorough reference lists, hours of classic 'lectures' , three trips round the forest garden to see examples of what had just been explained, design exercises, lunches including loads of Forest Garden produce and tours of the trial grounds and nursery area. And we even saw the inside of the Toolshed. And Martin answered a thousand questions - mainly 'What's that plant and why?' All the course members were very keen and enthusiastic too, I hope we all carry it through into our future plans |
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Truffle
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yummersetter
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cassy
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Truffle
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yummersetter
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Res
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