HeyJaredE.S.P. Adapt
Adapting to living in a world of continuous change. Eco-Socio-Psycho; writings on the Big Three, the primary perspectives. It might seem like its all random but to me it makes a sort of sense!
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Summer 2026 at Tir Penrhos Isaf. (opens the original)
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2026 has proved a challenging year in terms of record high temperatures and long periods without substantial rainfall. This is having a profound effect on our larger landscape, namely the plantation of exotic conifers known as Coed Y Brenin, once famed for its lichens, liverworts and mosses, all dependent on the high humidity of a forest environment. I will deal with that at some point but here I concentrate on the very local effects in our garden and some more general observations.<a class="ima
Government of Self and Community (opens the original)
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Back in the day, the 1990’s onwards, I and other permaculture designers considered that the best number of attendees on a permaculture design course was from ten to fifteen participants, with twelve being ideal. This ensured diversity within the group and although everyone was there for a common purpose (to understand what permaculture design was about) each brought their own individual experiences, perspectives and biases.Rather than the simple delivery of knowledge, although that was necessary
Governance of Self and Community 2. (opens the original)
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Young children can express a very strong sense of what is morally wrong or right, what is just or not. As an example, I can remember being at the village primary school in Yorkshire where I grew up. During a break we, as nine or ten year old’s, might discuss the actions of our class teacher, Mr. Brown and whether he was right in, for example, hitting Alan Lewis on the ear because Alan was talking in class1.Our discussion or deliberation was undertaken with all seriousness and often as not we wou
Governance of Self and Community. (opens the original)
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Over the years I have been researching and writing fairly extensively, in English and Cymraeg (Welsh), of the tyddynwyr (smallholders) who once made up the main proportion of the population of rural Cymru (Wales)1.I have also suggested, as have many others, that re-establishing small scale farming would solve multiple challenges that we currently face, particularly if the new dwellings could cluster to form communities, modelled on the traditional, integrated, rural ones of the past.This begs th
Head at the Little Big Farm. 24. (opens the original)
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Onto the hard division of the dwelling into separate, distinct areas, such as attic, cellar, bathroom, living room, bedroom, can be projected the fragmentation of consciousness experienced by the separatists.Konsk: Appendices; Matterns, Patterns, Maps and Paps.<div class="
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