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Travels in Dreams: An Autobiography
This charming, eccentric, and absolutely never reliable autobiography of that rare quantity-the truly original character, Bill Mollison has been a forester, mill-worker, trapper, tractor-driver, barroom bouncer, teacher at an exclusive girls' school and, of course, founder of permaculture.
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863 pages
Published
August 1st 1997
by Tagari Publications
(first published 1997)
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This book is a glorious shambling mess. Mollison's autobiography has tinges of philosophy, so crazy it must be true stories and so crazy there is no way it is true stories. It's like Daniel Boone mixed with Hunter S. Thompson mixed with my crazy uncle. It is a little slow at times, but the wisdom that is imparted in the pages of this difficult to come by book are totally worth it.
A wonderful read about life in a past time and the transition from hunter to scientist to gardener.
Jun 17, 2009
Patrick
marked it as to-read
out of print and hard to find, but sounds like i'd like it
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Founder and director of the Permaculture Institute, Bill is the most experienced Permaculture teacher and designer today. He has taught and developed projects from the Arctic through Sub-tropics and Equatorial regions of the planet. There are few countries left in the world where he has not personally planted the seeds of Permaculture. The Peoples of the Pacific, South East Asia, South Africa and
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