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Rani Khanna
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Rani Khanna commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's event 'Pruning apple and pear trees training - extra date'
"I will be delighted to come and join for this session. Thanks for organising this extra one!
Rani"
Rani Khanna is attending Transition Kensal to Kilburn's event
Pruning apple and pear trees training - extra date at Kilburn Library (the one in Queens Park!)
February 20, 2010 from 12:15pm to 4:30pm
Pruning stimulates new growth, improves the quality of fruit, helps trees live longer and makes it much easier to pick the fruit. This means Kensal to Kilburn Fruit Pickers won’t be required as often, which, oddly, is a good thing.The course is aimed at beginners and no previous knowledge is needed. It is helpful if you are comfortable working from a ladder.You will learn how to prune small to medium mature apple and pear trees with secateurs and loppers. The session will be a mix of theory and…See More
Rani Khanna left a comment for stef
"Hi Stef,
Thanks for your message and for showing interest in this project. Would you be free to meet next friday during the day?
If not, let me know when are good days and times to meet up.
I am based in Kensal Green and you?
Speak to you soon,
Rani"
Transition Kensal to Kilburn commented on Rani Khanna's blog post presenter needed for permaculture TV series
"Hi Rani - I've posted your question on the Transition Network forum... You should be able to follow any responses on the link pasted in below - I notice that the message has already been passed on to the UK Permaculture Association...see:…"
Rani Khanna commented on Rani Khanna's blog post presenter needed for permaculture TV series
"Thanks George, that would be great! Keep me posted!
rani"
Transition Kensal to Kilburn commented on Rani Khanna's blog post presenter needed for permaculture TV series
"Hi Rani.. Sounds a very interesting programme - I will see if I can ask in the Transition Network more broadly - I'm sure we'd find you someone there...
George"
Rani Khanna posted a blog post
presenter needed for permaculture TV series
Hello!Would any of you know of someone who is knowledgeable about permaculture, enthusiastic, not camera shy, and a good communicator, to be a presenter for an internet TV station series on permaculture.I need to do a pilot video for this and am looking for someone who could be a presenter, but he or she doesn't have to be a professional presenter.Please get back to me if you know someone who would be interested.Many thanks,RaniSee More
Rani Khanna commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Permablitz Group
"Hi George, sorry i did not make it to the green drinks last night, were you there?
Do you know if the permablitz group is going to meet up at some point?"
Rani Khanna is attending Transition Kensal to Kilburn's event
Handbook Bookclub at Kilburn Library
February 22, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
Our first bookclub meeting takes place on 22nd Feb at the Kilburn library on Salusbury Road.At this first meeting we will be focusing on the first two chapters of the Transition Handbook.Chapter 1 - peak oil and climate change, the two great oversights of our timesChapter 2 - the view from the mountain-top - ways forward, why energy descent?All are welcome to come along - we hope this will be a very informal and accessible way to discuss and learn about the Transition concept in a friendly and…See More
Rani Khanna commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's event 'Pruning apple and pear trees training'
"I would be very much interested in joining for this training and experience and will be there unless work comes up for me that day. looking forward to it1"
Rani Khanna might attend Transition Kensal to Kilburn's event
Pruning apple and pear trees training at Kilburn Library (the one in Queens Park!)
February 4, 2010 from 10am to 12pm
This event is full - please book on the repeat session on Feb 20th.Pruning stimulates new growth, improves the quality of fruit, helps trees live longer and makes it much easier to pick the fruit. This means Kensal to Kilburn Fruit Pickers won’t be required as often, which, oddly, is a good thing.Come along and discover how to prune small to medium trees with secateurs, loppers, a pruning saw and maybe a stepladder. We can lend tools to use in your own garden and provide a fellow-volunteer to…See More
Rani Khanna commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Permablitz Group
"George thanks for the info! I have not done the course yet, am planning to do it n the Spring or summer, but yes you're right , I am feeling quite ignorant about how to begin....have just bought a book on permaculture which I have started…"
Rani Khanna commented on Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group Permablitz Group
"hello, I would like to join the permablitz group, even though I have very little experience of gardening or growing food. But I have attended a workshop in permacuture last year, that was really inspiring, and intend doing the design course sometime…"
Rani Khanna joined Transition Kensal to Kilburn's group
Permablitz Group
Permablitz (noun): An informal gathering involving a day when at least two people come together to create or add to edible gardens and to share permaculture and sustainable living skills. See http://www.permablitzSee More
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presenter needed for permaculture TV series
Posted on January 27, 2010 at 19:03 3 Comments 0 Likes
Hello!
Would any of you know of someone who is knowledgeable about permaculture, enthusiastic, not camera shy, and a good communicator, to be a presenter for an internet TV station series on permaculture.
I need to do a pilot video for this and am looking for someone who could be a presenter, but he or she doesn't have to be a professional presenter.
Please get back to me if you know someone who would be interested.
Many thanks,
Rani
Would any of you know of someone who is knowledgeable about permaculture, enthusiastic, not camera shy, and a good communicator, to be a presenter for an internet TV station series on permaculture.
I need to do a pilot video for this and am looking for someone who could be a presenter, but he or she doesn't have to be a professional presenter.
Please get back to me if you know someone who would be interested.
Many thanks,
Rani
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 12:12 on September 27, 2009,
Transition Kensal to Kilburn said… - ooh Rani can you bring my Farm to the Future dvd?
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