About: David Power
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- What is Permaculture Power? I have always wanted to support the Permaculutre movement and this is how I can do it. I have set up this website to share with you all the information that I have found useful as a permaculturist and that I think would of value to others for their own work. I hope you enjoy the site and keep coming back for more as I will regularly update the site with more information and links for your reference.
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About Me
I love permaculture! To help others learn a bit more about permaculture, I have built a blog to support other peoples efforts and provide links to useful resources that are online.I always link my posts [at the bottom of each post] to the content's source as I do not write the material provided. I just gather useful permaculture content for others to use in their own research.
I only ask that you please respect the source/owner of the original work where possible.
I hope it can help you in your permaculture quest!
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