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>Does he have a website? I'd love to read more about his place! Yes. http://www.earthshipkaruna.net/ http://www.earthshipkaruna.net/ https://www.linkedin.com/

by vram22 8y ago

>Does he have a website? I'd love to read more about his place! Yes. http://www.earthshipkaruna.net/ http://www.earthshipkaruna.net/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-leeor-2a3b8222/?originalSubdomain=in https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-leeor-2a3b8222/?originalSub... >I spent a couple of years traveling and living in remote permaculture communities before starting my own project six months ago Cool. Suggest you write something about that experience and share it. Also maybe check out Rico Zook (you might know of him already). A person I know, in the same town (Kodaikanal) somewhat near where Alex's earthship is (whose website link I gave above), is getting a permaculture farm and farmhouse done with consultancy by Rico or someone trained by him. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rico-zook-0abb3241/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rico-zook-0abb3241/

vinc 8y ago
Thanks for the links! I'll definitely share the experience in the future. At the moment I'm still doing a tone of learning and trying to reproduce the basics of what I saw in the past years. There's so many things to do just to get through the winter and be ready for the next growing season.
- vram22 8y ago
  Welcome. And good luck. Yes, it's not easy. But it is fun. I have some past experience, early on in my career, with organic gardening, using a biogas plant, dairy farming, etc.