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John was one of those students that was great to have around. In addition to giving the group an outstanding presentation about mushrooms, he cranked on the bagpipes! - truly epic.

Keo as the sand angle at Kahena beach. Notice the Feng Shui design and perma-spiral on here belly.

A smiling black sand creature with a beautiful white face and a quite interesting head piece.

Don and Brendan collecting and cleaning Taro for dinner.

Here is the kitchen crew dancing to some hot salsa music.

Faye, our most wonderful cook, serving up some amazing dishes. Shakti was quoted saying, "Faye's the bomb!"

Dedicated permastudents on foot to their next assignment.

Our compost experts having a happy moment.

Here Steven and Jordan "snazzle" Hayden. In the game of telephone that we played, Hayden was the one to deliver the final message, "a permaculture park is a poopy park."

Rex jus chillin - Photo by Leah.

This gang of budding permaculturists sure had John scared. "Here," John says, "please except this section of screw pine in exchange for my life."

The fruit of the Noni plant is very good for you but it sure smells awful!

Snorf recommends smelling a Plumeria flower after smelling the Noni fruit.

One thing for sure - there were many beautiful rainbows during the course. All different kinds were spotted - circular, sun dogs, double and triple nested rainbows. The rainbow, in the image above, ends at the "Pot of Gold" - a composting toilet that turns its contents into true gold!

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