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  Helen and Christian September 1, 2011 at 11:53am

  Hey there doctors, Hope you well and not bossing those worms around too much. Plus making music in the mornings. We are busy mucking about in the mud. It's been a wet winter up here. Come over and try our home made ginger beer (Any time) or apple juice (March - May). We would love to see you. We always have accommodation available for a level headed man and/or a gentle kind of girl. Mucho aroha. Helen etc.
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  andrea ellis April 24, 2011 at 2:28pm

  Hi Jacob and Hana,

   

  My name is Andrea Ellis and I'm a new ooooby member. I’m currently in my final year of a 4 year industrial design degree at Massey University.
  
  For our final year each student decides on a problem or an area that they would like to improve on. We then spend the entire year researching and developing this.
  
  For my final year project I want to make sustainable living more achievable for non-property owners. One of the ways in which I believe this could be achieved is a product that allows people to grow their own vegetables that maybe can be easily transported and does not impact on the property/land.
  
  Therefore I am emailing in the hope that you or someone you know who has experience with growing a vegetable garden could spare some time to answer a few questions it would be greatly appreciated.
  
  If you feel you could help please get in touch with me.
  
  
  Thanks,
  Andrea
  
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  jacee January 2, 2011 at 3:53am

  hi. a while back you where looking for venues for workshops . if you are ever heading north come and see us, we are living the permaculture lifestyle on an established property. its pretty cool, we are just over an hour from auckland s north shore and there have been many workshops on our shared land used to be koanga gardens now kaiwaka organics. and h.n.y. too
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  Dave McArthur August 9, 2010 at 3:00am

  Thanks for the invite, Jacob and Hana. I am sure Grant Corbisley would be interested to join in too. You are involved in a very wonderful work.
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  Pete Russell July 14, 2010 at 6:30am

  Hey guys. Ready to chat when you are about Wellington. Do you have skype?
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  Bridge Scully July 14, 2010 at 1:54am

  The soil is where its at indeed, alive and kicking! Hey, What exactly is rye corn?? sounds exciting it does...do you just sow all of your compost crops together in the same garden beds or have seperate ones in different beds? : )
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  Fi and Steve July 13, 2010 at 11:33pm

  Hi guys,so pleased you are coming to Waiheke,do you have somewhere to stay? We have a 15 acre lifestyle block with a warm self contained cottage for guests.Would love to trade for some dirt advice,sunshine and smiles,Fi Steve and the kids 093723393.
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  gabriella July 12, 2010 at 10:01am

  HI. WOULD BE DELIGHTED TO HOST,, BUT UNFORTUNATELY WE WILL BE AWAY UNTIL EARLY OCTOBER, IF THIS WORKS LET ME KNOW. BEST GABRIELLA
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  Bridge Scully July 11, 2010 at 9:43am

  Hi Dirt Doctors, how does your winter garden grow? : ) Lovn your beautiful pics. I is a fellow dirt lover tooo, also practiing biointensive gardening up here in Gizzy, its such an amazing way to look at growing the soil and living sustainably. Who woulda thought there was so much life in that there dirt : 0. Awesome to see you guys are travelling far and wide to spread the word. Big Ups! : )>.
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  Earl Mardle June 11, 2010 at 3:01am

  Hi DD
  
  I'm sorry I missed the sessions, The last throes of the renovations beat me.
  
  But keep me in mind for future events please.