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RT @nick_routledge: @FavColour_Green @OrchardNotes What ‘hedgerow’ means in the US, differs from the UK - we have more space to work with, for one. But their larger eco-cultural impact, akin. Here, a perspective I penned for Permaculture Activist in ‘01. Jude, already a teacher of mine, then. Rise up, planetary diversity geeks!

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 21 Jul 2020

8/ Jubilee. Wendell Berry, meanwhile, offers a vision of “a vital, wakeful society of local communities elegantly adapted to local ecosystems”, a transformational as distinct from transactional reality, an ecological as distinct from synthetic life. bugs.scribble.com/workthatworks.html

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Quoted by@HaddenTurner @affinitytalks 6/ Sabbath rest is extended to animals (Ex 23:12), for example. Honey requires leaving wild margins (Lev 19:9-10—corners unharvested).  This isn't "environmentalism", it's obedience to creation ordinances preceding the fall (Gen 1-2), persisting through redemption (Rom 8:19-21).Quoted by@HaddenTurner @simplepastor I'm a big fan and look forward to that, Hadden. I'm very curious how an English psychogeography, further Berryized, sounds today! On that note, here's something I wrote, on 'Berry Anglicanizing', as a beginning 'paradise gardener.'