[Sdpg] Sdpg Digest, Vol 45, Issue 10

Mike ammoniteshell at gmail.com
Sun Sep 24 12:27:15 PDT 2006


Hello everyone,

My name is Mike, I'm new to this list, and wanted to say hi.  I've been
talking with Colin about having a permaculture/bioregional event here ni San
Diego.  I just wanted to throw out there that I'd realy like to make this
kind of gathering happen here.  Has there been any permaculture meet-ups in
the past in SD?  Any regular meetings?  Hope to here from some people.
Thanks,

Mike

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> From: "Colin Leath" <cleath at j9k.org>
> Subject: [Sdpg] A San Diego/TJ permaculture/bioregional gathering
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> Marcia and the SDPG list,
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> I have been inspired by my experiences with the Katuah Bioregion / SE
> permaculture gathering in 2003 and in 2006 and with a bioregional
> gathering in Austin in 1999 to start or help start a similar gathering
> here.
>
> I imagine this will be a Friday, Saturday, Sunday event where people
> can camp out or stay inside (perhaps at a place like Madre Grande
> Monastery). The schedule of affinity circles/ workshops/info sharing,
> for the most part, would determined by the participants once they
> arrive using an "open space" process--a bottom-up, interest-based way
> of planning a meeting, gathering, or conference.
>
> These are my questions:
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> - Is anyone here already working on such a thing?
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> - What is the bioregional name for the SD/TJ area?
>
> - If no one else is organizing a gathering, is it ok to use this list
> for that purpose or should I start another?
>
>
>
> I have begun to tell people I am helping organize this gathering--and
> already I've had an enthusiastic response.
>
> At the Shaktirising.org harvest festival I met someone who recommended
> I attend the Herb Day on 10/17 -- http://www.followingseasons.com/ --
> to meet a guy there to talk about the PC gathering.
>
> I also made a lot of good connections at
> http://organiccollective.org/camp_schedule.html
> (A campout with anarchists who are anti-border activists).
>
> The model for the gathering in my mind is the southeast permaculture
> gathering (Katuah Bioregion), which I attended twice (2003 & 2006).
> They have a website http://sepermaculture.org/ but it does not explain
> the experience.
>
> A central part of the experience are the ceremonies and the
> corresponding mythology developed through the ceremonies---the
> ceremonies and mythology are what added the magic to what would have
> otherwise been simply an amazing networking experience.
>
> My reasons for wanting to work on the gathering are that:
>
> o It will let us all, at least for one weekend, experience community
> in a nice outdoor place.
> o It will be a catalyst for other networking, community, and
> intentional community organizing in the region.
>
>
>
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>
> I don't have a pc design certificate yet, but I am applying to attend:
> http://www.earthactivisttraining.org/January_07.html
>
> which is led partly by Starhawk-- I think I would prefer a drylands
> course, but I am impressed by Starhawk, and the work-trade option
> makes this one more manageable financially.
>
>
> Please let me know what your thoughts are!
>
> Colin
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