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Sara Dent said… hi leslie - thank you for getting in touch - i emailed you some time ago to follow-up on our langara conversation. not sure if you got the msg. ross should be in touch tomorrow to ask you about some details for upcoming lakeman event!
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sara
Hi Leslie,
Thank you very much for your invite. I really enjoyed the seminars last summer and the transition town training. I have not done much out in Poco yet, other than getting involved in providing some feedback for our community's EnviroPlan. I am just preparing to launch my business and website which will be consulting to manufacturers on sustainable business practices. Once I am up and running I will let you know.
Thanks,
Chris
Hi Leslie,
I'm part of Transition Victoria and look forward to sharing info between the town movements :)
In Transition Community,
Katherine
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