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Tag Archives: City Farms
City Farms and us
We go back a long way, us and City Farms. Almost all the way, it transpires. The first City Farm in England was set up in London (Kentish Town) in 1972, growing out of a community arts group (Inter-Action, founded … Continue reading
Posted in Bath, Community, Farming, Food, Growing, Inspirations, Local food, Reflections on life (and death), Retirement, Uncategorized
Tagged Bath City Farm, City Farms, Ed Berman, Retirement, Volunteering
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The Gap Year: October ‘adventure’
Another month where you might not consider what we did to be an adventure, but I do. Because we didn’t go away anywhere or do anything exotic, and yet it was both familiar and unfamiliar, and quietly entrancing. We stayed … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Craft, Cycling, Family, Farming, Food, Frugal, Gap year, Growing, Inspirations, Local, Local food, Reflections on life (and death), Retirement, Seeing differently, Travels
Tagged Active travel, Allotment, City Farms, Coping, Gap year, Gardening, growing, Home, Living, London, Reflections, Retirement, Simplicity, Spitalfields, Travel, Volunteering
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Two Sundays, two countries, two festivals
Festival one: Weinfest: an annual event in the village in the Black Forest. celebrating the wine they make. A long weekend of fun and entertainment. It feels like everyone from the village goes, and there seems to be an agreed … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Farming, Local, Reflections on life (and death), Seeing differently, Travels
Tagged Black Forest, City Farms, Community, Family, Flammenkuchen, Food, growing, Living, Local, Local food, St Werburgh's City Farm
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