Charlie Danielson, untitled

In an age of dire news the term “permaculture” may seem optimistic. Still, what might have been the province of raving hair-shirts not long ago now looks to be among our sanest alternatives to hegemony. Permaculture is an organizing principle of practices that assert systemic, creative approaches to the reuse of natural resources to sustain both people and native animals on a local scale. The Arrowhead is fortunate to have a concentration of people at the forefront of this movement, and the attached links are well-worth following.

Next week’s theme will be “memorial,” but let’s look at that more broadly: think of  anything, anyplace, and anyone we choose to remember, and how we do so. Send your unwatermarked, signature-less images by Wednesday at 11:59 p.m to tim @ perfectduluthday.com — 1000px at their largest dimension — along with title (if any), and URL of your website, Facebook page, Tumblr, or Flickr stream.

Josh Horky, untitled

Eric Ament, untitled

Eric Ament, untitled

Joel Headley, untitled

Kirsten Aune, untitled

Kristin Stuchis, untitled

Kristy Marie NurJehan Chishti, untitled

Kristy Marie NurJehan Chishti, untitled

Annie Dugan, untitled

Annie Dugan, untitled

Francois Medion, untitled

Duluth Community Garden Program, untitled