Randy A. wrote:
This was enough for me to sign up. First post...
Please provide all the details you can. I was planning on a trip latter this month with my wife and son to visit Montana. We're searching for a new home. I was planning on looking in Butte and Missoula.
A pilgrimage to hear the mighty Sepp speak would be icing on the cake for sure. Eh-hem... you too PaulSeriously.
I have no experience (I'm a computer nerd) but I'm a quick study and the whole permaculture concept really makes sense. I've been studying it more and more since I stumbled on to it.
Bottom line. You're right Paul. This would draw people from outside Montana. I'm from California, born and raised.
Thanks for all your efforts Paul!!!
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BenjaminBurchall wrote:
The thing I'm really interested in is how Holzer seals ponds. Does anyone know how he does it and had success do what he does? Share some knowledge?
if I were to register and pay for the two week PDC and week of learning afterward, could I transfer my "ticket" to someone if something came up and I couldn't attend?
If Sepp needs to cancel for some reason, would I get reimbursed for that week?
When we sign up for the one day thing, will it ask us to specify either Missoula or Whitefish? And is there a limit to the number of participants for the one day talks?
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Hey Paul,
Left a message on this forum two days ago but didn't get a response. I was wondering, if I go to see Sepp, do you have room at your place for me and a tent for say a week. [...] if I'm going to make the trek out to see Sepp, I would also like to hang with you and if possible Helen Atthow's place as well.
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