Not Coming Back But Leaving My Stuff Up

“We don’t just have a skeleton,” said one of the nodosaur researchers involved. “We have a dinosaur as it would have been.”

Known as a nodosaur, this 110 million-year-old, armored plant-eater is the best preserved fossil of its kind ever found.

someone give me validation this took forever 

Discredit - Excerpts from A.Z. Fell and Co.’s Yelp Page 

image by Graham Burnett

Permaculturists often seek to make information and resources as freely accessible as possible. As such, there are hundreds of books, blogs, websites, podcasts and more on the topic of permaculture out there. It’s not possible to share them all within one post, but I hope that this will be a good spring board for your research.

Websites

Food not Lawns

Free Permaculture

Permaculture women’s guild

permaculture principles

Permaculture Association

Spiralseed

Permaculture Magazine website

Permaculture Research Institute

Milkwood Permaculture Blog

Tenth Acre Farm

Permaculture for the People

Gwenfar’s Garden

Learn Permaculture

KT Sheperd Permaculture

Books

Food Not Lawns, How to Turn Your Yard into a Garden and Your Neighborhood into a Community, by Heather Jo Flores (link to text)

Permaculture: a beginners guide by Graham Burnett (link to extract)

Resource book for permaculture by IDEP (link to text)

Permaculture Two by Bill Mollison (link to text)

Essence of Permaculture by David Holmgren (link to text)

Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability by David Holmgren

Permaculture: a designers manual by Bill Mollison (link to text)

Gaia’s Garden, a guide to home-scale permaculture by Toby Hemenway

Earth User’s Guide to Permaculture by Rosemary Morrow

The Permaculture Garden by Graham Bell

Introduction to Permaculture by Bill Mollison

Permaculture Design: a step by step guide by Aranya

People and PErmaculture by Looby Macnamara  

The Vegan Book of Permaculture by Graham Burnett

Forest Gardening: a beginners guide by Graham Burnett

Other

Permaculture Design Magazine

Free year long permaculture course

free emotional permaculture course

     Gabriel and Beelzebub start sniffing around Crowley and Aziraphale again. The two of them are trying to figure out what to do, sitting in the back of Aziraphale’s shop. Crowley is alternately sprawled in an armchair or pacing, while Aziraphale sits at a desk facing him, hands steepled as he thinks.

    They both agree that they need an alternative to the face swap. It’s not viable long-term, and sooner or later Gabriel and/or Beelzebub will catch on.

     “We need a way for me to borrow your holiness,” Crowley starts,

     “And for me to borrow your, ah, blasphemousness,” Aziraphale agrees.

     “Yeah, at a moment’s notice.“ The demon throws himself back down on the chair in disgust, limbs pointing every different direction. 

     “Some sort of, connection, I suppose, that will work on all planes.” Crowley makes a noise of agreement.

     For several long minutes, there is silence. Somewhere a clock ticks

     Aziraphale thinks of it first. 

     “We could get married,” he offers hesitantly, suddenly nervous to look Crowley in the face.