ThinkDeep333
Things worth sharing, built to be used.
Free tools put together from old books and current research. No accounts, no tracking, nothing to sign up for. Take what's useful.
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Project G
Getting through the dark, and across to each other. Four small tools, a printable deck of 21 cards, an essay, and every source behind them.
The Herbal Concordance
Look up a complaint and get the herbs for it, in Culpeper's own words from 1653 — with the botanical names, and the ones that grow where you are listed first. A historical record, quoted straight, not medical advice.
Groundwork
Permaculture without the mysticism. Draw your boundary on a map and it reads the real ground — contours, slope, your soil map units, ten years of climate, where the water collects — then the whole method in 21 pages and 150 plants filtered by the job you need done.