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Commenced:	01/05/2008
Submitted:	23/04/2011
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	ES
Website:	http://www.permaculturaaralar.com/
Climate zone:	Cool Temperate

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Summer tasks in Permacultura Aralar

Project: Permacultura Aralar

Posted by Victor Barahona over 11 years ago

A list of our summer tasks

In this summer we continued performing various tasks outlined here, will detail later some of them with pictures and explanations:

- We celebrated our first guided tour, we did it in early June. Also we celebrated our first Permaculture Introduction course at the end of July, during a weekend. Included a guided tour to see the practical application of various techniques .

- Finally repaired the door and the fence at the entrance, where we have already part of the hedge (Eleagnus ebbingei, nitrogen fixer and very appreciated in Permaculture)

- Prepair land in a second garden plot between lauburu garden and house. We will start grow vegs next spring.

- We started, but not finished, the first swale (of 4), which prevent a point where we have erosion. We want to finish before the rains will come.

- The lauburu garden is finished and it's great but lacks finishing the floor in the corridors, the drainage. Soon we will finished.

- Earths' Dam maintenance (yearly). A seemingly simple task because the dam is very small (drain-cleaning filters and dredge), it has become a problem, the water tubes are clogged. We fixed them provisionally but must be redessigned soon. With this issue have learned a lot. Certainly deserves an article with many photos.

The problem with the dam has caused a delay with other tasks as the beginning of the basis for future geodesic dome. But it doesn't matter , we move forward.

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