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Transition Near Me

Ever wondered what was happening transition-wise near you? Ever wondered what that those other two transition towns in your vicinity were up to? Ever needed to find another like-minded person you could actually spend some face-to-face time with to discuss your transition efforts/successes/woes? Well

Homeward Bound (Day 175) September 20th

The Green Lanes of the South Hams (Day 174) September 19th

I spend a relaxing morning writing in bed in Sylvia’s cosy cottage beside the bright white spire of the church and smile at the rightness somehow of the Pagan Sylvia living next to the Christian church, balancing one another, two very different approaches to spirituality, side by side, echoing

At the Meeting of Four Parishes (Day 173) September 18th

Simplicity and Abundance (Day 172) September 17th

I spend a really enjoyable day doing various things, and meeting interesting people. First, after a late start when I catch up on some blogging, John and I take a trip out to visit Woody and Zoe at nearby Cuckoo Farm to see their gorgeous straw bale house, which has

Don’t Spoil the Ship for a Ha’penny’s Worth o’ Tar (Day 171) September 16th

…says my partner during a phone call as I sit in the city centre of Plymouth for lunch, and I thoroughly enjoy the nautical reference for it sums up the day in many ways. I have never heard it said before but it surely must have been said many times

Funding opportunity: Plunkett/Big Lottery fund – local food systems

Calling communities – New project launched to investigate Local Food Systems A new project has been launched to investigate the practicalities that make local food systems work. Making Local Food Work is looking to work with 4 to 6 communities – both rural and urban – to develop resilient, co-operative activities to