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Nottinghill Edible Forest Garden

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Commenced:	01/11/2010
Submitted:	10/06/2011
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	Winston Salem, North Carolina, US
Website:	finchj9b.tumblr.com
Climate zone:	Warm Temperate

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Nottinghill Forest Garden Overview 2010-2014

Project: Nottinghill Edible Forest Garden

Posted by Joshua Finch almost 10 years ago

After almost 10 months of off and on work, a project overview has finally been completed that follows the project from initiation all the way through my visit this summer 2014 when we planted fruit trees for the first time!

As you may know I’ve been working on a final paper of sorts that covers the project at my parent’s place in North Carolina, USA.

The paper covers some basics of permaculture design and walks through what happened for each year. While it is very long (147 pages), most of it is comprised of photographs or figures so don’t be too intimidated. This is not a “how to” kind of book. It is a story about what we decided to do and why. There is no preface: it just jumps right on into the process.

I’ve tried to keep the file size down (the entire thing in one file is still only the size of a single RAW image from my camera) by compressing the images. You can still zoom in quite a bit if things look fuzzy. If everything still looks fuzzy, try opening the file with your internet browser. Yes, seriously, your internet browser is a better PDF viewer than, say, Mac OS X’s Preview when it comes to images.

Feel free to share the link if you want, but please do not upload any of this to your own pages without asking me first.

The following link will take you to a folder with two options. Option A has the entire thing in one PDF file. Choose this if you want it read it through at once and are prepared to have your computer lag a little. Option B has a file for each chapter, for a total of 6 files. They are named so that if you download them all and you have your files sorted by name (which is normal), they will be in the right order.

Here is the link:

https://app.box.com/s/9agoyonwqv2iv5x1ow9m

Happy holidays! Soon the sun will make its way back to us :)

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Justin Hitt : Wow. Nice write-up. I'm in Martinsville VA which has a wet version of your climate. Your finger pond off a walkway gave me an idea for a spot in my garden I hadn't quite found a match. Keep up the great work. -- Justin

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