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I wake in my little chalet in the woods and come outside to marvel at the place I find myself in. This a bodger’s workshop, and I discover that the popular usage of the word bodger couldn’t be further from what it actually means; a bodger is a

Normal0falsefalsefalse Fiona and I are up early for I have a long walk in front of me today. We set off in the most rain I’ve seen since I was inLeylandwhich feels like some weeks ago now. We go by the village centre to see the community shop I

We’re up bright and early as Clare and Paul are off away on holiday but before they go I get to see their lovely garden which is a haven and just show s what can be done with a suburban housing estate plot. The back south facing fence is

There Will Be No Return To Business As Usual   (Day 136) I spend the morning perusing my host’s new book “Beyond Crisis”. Tricia Lustig and I met very briefly at the Resurgence Gathering where she told me to get in touch as she had a book to give me.

I wake up fuzzy and feeling like I have lost something, and pretty soon realise that I am unable to focus because the noise of endless traffic going past the house all night and from steady to non stop from 7am is impinging on my sense of being. I recall

The morning starts with a wonderful breakfast of muesli, seeds, nuts, and freshly picked raspberries, with local apple juice from Michael and Chrissie’s farm, Bentley’s. Ken and Anni are off singing in Gloucester and leave me to catch up on my writing; today’s; walk is also short;

The morning starts late for me after a quiet time writing up my blog in bed, and then breakfast with Rachel overlooking her beautiful new raised beds. This is the first year she has grown her own vegand she is delighted with her sweetcorn, and marvels at the squash plant