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Permanent culture
Permaculture is now going to make a difference to me – and it might just do the same for you as well.

Global common sense
‘Zone Sectoring’ does not reach much beyond Zone V – Wilderness – or out into the world beyond. Yet bright ideas like permaculture have a habit of making their own way around, into every ‘niche’. And I can explore where they’ve got to by emailing friends and contacts, as well as surfing the worldwide web – without leaving my barge or consuming any air miles at all.

Barns to beacons
Out into the countryside – where food should flourish but often doesn’t. So a co-operative of smallholders has started to live off the land. And, as close as you can get to wilderness in Wales, a remarkable woman sets an example.

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