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RT @nick_routledge: @RichardRohrOFM A resurrective mythic turn, of sorts, then. In the thick of 21st century US realpolitik, far away from the dominant spotlight, here's how the Grail Legend itself has come to ground. Effectively, an emergent property of what regenerative designers call, 'eco-social physicianship'.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 6 Nov 2020

‘Avalon is an ancient Welsh word for Land of Apples; and ‘Pendragon’, one of the highest Welsh titles of honor, is also the name of one of her most ancient apples. Introduced to the Western US by the 100% volunteer-driven #AgrarianSharingNetwork. youtu.be/V6sDIM2meQQ

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @TheBruderhof Lovely. I'm sure Laura will enjoy the stones a homeless woman lovingly painted and gifted to our effort transforming a site devastated by decades of heavy industrial use into a Sanctuary Garden for homeless women in Eugene, OR.Quoted by@TheBruderhof Lovely. I'm sure Laura will enjoy the stones a homeless woman lovingly painted and gifted to our effort transforming a site devastated by decades of heavy industrial use into a Sanctuary Garden for homeless women in Eugene, OR.Quoted by@gracie88888 Save me a scion, would ya. I have an orchard in Detroit to support @RootRiotFarm. This one, Ben. ?s=20Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @SketchesbyBoze Loss of myth, loss of world—one and the same wound. The answer isn’t nostalgia but incarnation. As İlhan Berk writes: the world exists to be mythologized. As archetypal regenerative designers, we render that true by immanence—myth and world reconciled as one. Image, #Easter 2018.Quoted by@SketchesbyBoze Loss of myth, loss of world—one and the same wound. The answer isn’t nostalgia but incarnation. As İlhan Berk writes: the world exists to be mythologized. As archetypal regenerative designers, we render that true by immanence—myth and world reconciled as one. Image, #Easter 2018.Quoted by@Plough @profntwright Ihan Berk: "The world is here to be mythologized. It has, therefore, no other end. Transforming into myth, to be a myth! That's what we call eternity." Paradise gardening and the Myth Incarnate of 'The Grail Apple', then.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @gracie88888 @OrchardNotes Pomological theology! Eve, surely my most widely-circulated piece of popular theology. Saw it on fridges all over. The Avalon Project, a community tree-fruit nursery and @AgrarianSharing predecessor we started in the mid-oughts, using overage from our first county prop fair.Quoted by@gracie88888 @OrchardNotes Pomological theology! Eve, surely my most widely-circulated piece of popular theology. Saw it on fridges all over. The Avalon Project, a community tree-fruit nursery and @AgrarianSharing predecessor we started in the mid-oughts, using overage from our first county prop fair.