New to the area and I have just recently learned of TW. I myself try to find ways to impact nature, my surrounding and community in positive ways. As a household we do our best to avoid plastic, buy local and reduce our consumption.
As a friend of mine says "you don't have to move to change where you live."
In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
I am interested in a more sustainable lifestyle, cleaner air, water and land. I am hopeful of a simpler kind of life that is more in tun with Gods creation.
Do you have particular interests, skills, talents or resources you would like to bring to Transition Whatcom?
I am a carpenter who loves to help. I have an a ability to use the resources available and find viable alternatives in building.
Familiar with all aspects of home building.
Avid gardener and landscaper
Balloon Artist
In what neighborhood or part of the county do you reside?
Trasitioning to live in Bellingham
Where did you hear about Transition Whatcom and how did you find our community network website?
Sara Helm (Sister and Friend) and Cindi Landreth (New friend)
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To connect with like minded people and informed on what is happening.
Hi Mark,
I just heard about a house in Cornwall Park or Columbia for rent for nine-fifty. Two bedrooms - can't provide details cause I don't know them but the person to call is Samya at seven five eight seven three three nine. My number keyboard doesn't work.
Juliet
As for your question about “which plants add what to the soil”, it is a good one, and it depends both on what is in the soil and the environmental conditions. I'll think it over as far as recommending a book. (let me know how basic or advanced you are thinking of). Farmer Walter H may also have a recommendation.
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I just heard about a house in Cornwall Park or Columbia for rent for nine-fifty. Two bedrooms - can't provide details cause I don't know them but the person to call is Samya at seven five eight seven three three nine. My number keyboard doesn't work.
Juliet
I've just added a new discussion that list many of the books I recommend, as I'm often asked that question: http://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/group/organic/forum/topics/books
As for your question about “which plants add what to the soil”, it is a good one, and it depends both on what is in the soil and the environmental conditions. I'll think it over as far as recommending a book. (let me know how basic or advanced you are thinking of). Farmer Walter H may also have a recommendation.
You might also consider joining one of our local alternative currency exchange group at http://fourthcornerexchange.com/ for ways to exchange your skills and connect with the abundance our local community has to share.
I've sent you an invite to the Organic Gardener's....Pemaculturist online
group I started on TW:
http://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/group/organic?xg_source=activity
I look forward to meeting you & family in community!