It was the study of Atlantis that brought me to permaculture. The old histories of the Gods who brought culture to the people after the last cataclysm. The agriculture of the Andes, the site at Moray, this is their work and this is permaculture and I've chosen to do this work too but not from an egotistical, I have the answers point of view, because it's not my information, I am merely a minion with a job I've chosen to do, but from a point of necessity, our home, my home is being destroyed and I deplore the thought of looking back on life in those last seconds and knowing that I had a chance to do something important, even knew what it was but did nothing about it. I would be ashamed. I've dedicated my life to permaculture and the effects that it has. I live it, everyday. I do the designs for my diploma for free and I've 9 active in central London in varying degrees of completion, with 3 finished. Two land based and one teaching. You get lots of work when you work for free, but honestly, for me it's more about getting the job done and the happiness and security of the people I do this for. If their more secure then I am and ultimately I want to be free, and can't be if no one else is. I see us as, an army of grounded souls, that are an ecological counter action to the mass extinction that we see going on now, if we have the courage to look and the defiance to do something about it, so lets keep going till the jobs done and we can go home.