The article I was working out in this blog has been published in Fourth Corner Nurseries, fall catalog.
The link to the article is here. 'A sense of community'
Friday, September 12, 2008
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(click on picture) My host for completed South America trip.. In his hands a bench vise made from truck springs and scrap. He is showing people how to make tools with salvaged objects. But he is much more than a blacksmith
About
- Richard T. Haard
- BELLINGHAM, Washington, United States
- Celebrating mid 8th decade, enjoying life and sharing my experiences with my friends. I was a native plant farmer who spent his time collecting seeds in the wilds with constant awe of biological diversity. My educational background is from agriculture universities and study of bugs, fungi and ecology. I taught for a while at university then went to work for a nonprofit aid organization in resource analysis and program development with tribes in North America. Then at one point in the mid 80's I went back to farming, this time native plants for environmental restoration. It has been great during this period, back to my roots and a joining of all my experiences. This career gave me the economic freedom to extend my knowledge to help others to become self sufficient as I have strived to accomplish after all these years. Now retired my focus is on 'nothing'. I'll explain later. I'm interested now to use this blog to save biographic thoughts and to plot a course through this stage of life.
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