I am a Peace of Nature
A photographic exhibition of my wood work over the decades.
A photographic exhibition of my wood work over the decades.
In October 1995 I took part in a trek to the remote Humla region in Nepal. The call had gone out in Spring 1995 for volunteers to join and help build a health post. My
This article was first published in One Earth Magazine Vol. 4, Issue 2, December/January 1983/84. Wood as a medium has always spoken to me. I had a good grounding at school in careful woodwork, and
This article was previously published in the Reforesting Scotland magazine 37 Spring 2008 p 17+18. *** "Twice every 24 hours the sea floods the great expanse of Findhorn Bay and retreats again. And every year
I offer this post as I feel that it is relevant to understanding my work and the deeper meaning and connections which are so important to me.
My first meeting with Sir George was not connected with the Findhorn Community at all. As a family, Diana and the children had recently moved to Gloucestershire where I was training in furniture making in
I worked on transforming the doors into the auditorium from the unfinished plywood state to the good looking doors with elm framing and mock leather panels. It was certainly hard work as the doors have
In the early years of joining the community, I would help out in the kitchen sometimes. In 1999 I had been away in South Africa for three months and when I came back people were
I became Listener Convener in the early days of the NFA. The attempt was to land an organisation that was embracing all corners, or all aspects of the community, individuals and businesses, and the Foundation
Bernhard Wosien brought sacred dance from Munich in around 1978. Bernhard had collected folk dances from around Europe and was looking for somewhere to bring that knowledge. He met Peter and Eileen at a conference