From: ChrisJS <chris@drumdance.co.uk>
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This project is part of the UK Transition Towns Network of communities finding local responses to climate change and global peak oil. We want to work creatively together with residents, groups, businesses and local government to (re)build resilience in our community as fossil fuels become expensive and because of the need to reduce carbon emissions. Wivenhoe is a town of 10,000 people on the River Colne in north Essex, England.
Open Wood Afternoon and CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) wood fuel
The first potato
| Here is the first spud being planted at the station master's garden; great work Barnaby :) If anyone has a water butt they could donate or loan we would be very grateful, call 827649. posted by Jo |
Digging holes and thinking of cake.
Had a great afternoon at the Station Master's garden yesterday. Took Barnaby along, who being five, was greatly interested in digging holes. We put him to work and he planted all of our potatoes and, still keen, dug holes where the tomato plants are going to go.
The grown-ups did a lot of chatting. The weather was beautiful and, without vapour trails, the sky seemed an infinite blue.
The grown-ups did a lot of chatting. The weather was beautiful and, without vapour trails, the sky seemed an infinite blue.
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