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Day 88 To Shap: with Roses, Elderflowers …and Cattle June 24th
I leave the pretty village of Dufton, nestling in its valley with grey purple fells majestic in the background and the fresh green grass of the lowlands stretching out endlessly, seamlessly, towards Scotland till they meet the horizon, and my eye is caught by a small tourist information plaque on
Transition Poetry Please!
Poets are invited to submit their Transition inspired words to a competition and for possible inclusion in an anthology. There are 3 age categories for the competition that closes at midnight on 4th July.
Transition Leytonstone (East London) are participating in The Leytonstone Festival with a poetry competition for all
DENIAL, STORIES AND VISIONS: London UK, 3-part workshop on Climate and Ecology
Course details:
A three-part workshop for people promoting wider engagement with climate change based in Central London, UK.
Each part takes place over a Friday evening and all day Saturday:
* Part 1: Friday 23rd July and Saturday 24th July
* Part 2: Friday 30th July and Saturday 31st July
* Part
The Sun Is Shining Down On Me (Day 87) June 23rd
The Eden Valley (June 22nd) Day 86
I leave idyllic Morland, perhaps a little too quickly for my liking; a part of me would love to spend an hour simply absorbing its beauty. Di is walking with me though and I really value her company and hearing more about her projects. Born and bred in Morland Di
Doing a Figure of 8…buzzzzz* (day 85) June 21st
Am at Naomi’s Forest Garden at the Newton Rigg campus of the University of Cumbria and am inspired! It is a great project and after a few short months already boasts a willow structure in the making for tea breaks, and two hugelculture beds (amazing raised beds that are