Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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RT @nick_routledge: @wrathofgnon “It is a blunt truth: homeless women have no access to places both safe and beautiful. Imagine that.” So, we established an orchard-garden sanctuary into a devastated, former-heavy-industrial-use site, across from the Women’s Mission, in Eugene, OR. @OrchardNotes

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Quoted by@helen_barratt @HaddenTurner @RichAH67 Here, a portrait of Kingdom dynamics tabernacling in a regenerative design project addressing the desolation and destitution of human community and landscape, in the same breath - the solidarity of social and planetary renewal, the simultaneity of human and earthly resurrection.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @AndrewMillison @YouTube Totally inspiring, Andrew. Nothing quite as grand but, closer to home, also unnoticed, we transformed one of Eugene's most barren, industrial sites. The demolitions specialist we consulted at first, told us, "You want to talk to the people who take out dams." Like NY, we went up.Quoted by@AndrewMillison @YouTube Totally inspiring, Andrew. Nothing quite as grand but, closer to home, also unnoticed, we transformed one of Eugene's most barren, industrial sites. The demolitions specialist we consulted at first, told us, "You want to talk to the people who take out dams." Like NY, we went up.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @ChivalryGuild @ploughmansfolly @ValenzuelaJohn And here's the context grounding this ancient-modern 'war-chief' in the concrete reality of 21st century US realpolitik. ?s=20&t=nf3YnhOFQIifbrGyEc9eVwQuoted by@ChivalryGuild @ploughmansfolly @ValenzuelaJohn And here's the context grounding this ancient-modern 'war-chief' in the concrete reality of 21st century US realpolitik. ?s=20&t=nf3YnhOFQIifbrGyEc9eVwQuoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Tao_Orion Yes! By the by, did you ever catch this summary of the Eugene Women’s Mission Sanctuary Garden? Permaculture, as beauty twice-realized.Quoted by@Tao_Orion Yes! By the by, did you ever catch this summary of the Eugene Women’s Mission Sanctuary Garden? Permaculture, as beauty twice-realized.