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Ruth Juliet Robinson
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Light Green Resources
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CG RU Outdoors
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Nick and Mark's Open Off…
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Devonshire Road Nature R…
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TIMBERLAND Earthkeeper G…
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Ruth Juliet Robinson's Events
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St Saviour's Community Garden
September 11, 2010 from 10am to 12pm
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Profile Information
- About Me:
- I live in in SE23, interested in the environment and in improving quality of life in an urban environment, am studying for diploma in permaculture slowly but surely, am a Buddhist, have an allotment, love African drumming, photography and fresh air!
- Key Interests
- Conservation, Recycling, Composting, Carbon Reduction, Wildlife, Education, Gardening
- Experience/Skills
- Am learning about permaculture and working on urban food growing at St Saviour's church, SE23
planting sunflowers and french beans
Ruth Juliet Robinson's Blog
Makeover for 2010
sturdy-looking wood leftover from a large flower show in London last year made borders for our beds
with some recently… Continue
Posted on January 18, 2010 at 11:59am —
october session
a low key session, mulching, planting winter veg, clearing the lovely sunflowers away
Posted on October 20, 2009 at 4:00pm —
St Saviours in summer
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Posted on August 24, 2009 at 11:00am —
St Saviours growings on and Hampton Court ideas
Posted on July 8, 2009 at 9:30pm —
Events
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Hospital Build India
September 3, 2010 at 10am to September 5, 2010 at 7pm – Bombay Exhibition Centre
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Herbal Medicine
September 4, 2010 from 10am to 5pm – Hackney
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Volunteer Morning
September 4, 2010 from 10am to 12pm – Ruskin Park
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Container Growing
September 4, 2010 from 10:30am to 1pm – The Regent's Park Allotment
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Great hopefully we will get a chance to meet soon. I will keep you updated on my progress. Right now I am looking at finding interesting items to plant the herbs in to create miniature tea gardens that children and adults can grow as a mini project if they are not used to gardening. Any ideas?
Tracy
Despite the clear public interest in our proposal, our bid was unfortunately not successful and we will not be able to offer free solar panels under this project. We didn't win this one but Lambeth Superhomes continues to look for ways to work with communities to deliver financed ‘whole house’ eco-renovation delivered by trained local tradespeople.
I will post future initiatives on my blog.
All the best
Chris
sound intresting see if i can find some time.
What time does it start?
X Iris
Hope your project went really well. I am really sorry that we did not make it in the end. Would love to see some photos of your event. I went to the Balham drinks tonight for the IT session and found it really useful. Look forward to seeing your pics.
Tracy
while I 'm at it, could you tell why some photos come out absolutely huge and stretchy and others are fine?
Ruth
Would you be able to add a picture/image for your event tomorrow?
It would be really great, and hopefully encourage more people to have a look at it (and therefore attend!). All you need to do is go to your event page, select 'Edit Event' and then 'Event image'. Give me a shout if it's not clear.
Thanks! Nick
Thanks for the invite. I have put the date in my diary!
Hope you are well. Please let me know when you are having your next planting event, it would be great for me to bring my kids down. They have been helping me and my mother in law in the garden recently and they quite enjoy it. It would be great to get them involved. Especially now that I have managed to grow a tomato. I will keep you posted with the progress.
Seen your question about your eligibilty for accessing Timberland funding. Could you please ask Mark (mark@projectdirt.com) as I'm out of the country at the moment?
Thanks, Nick
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