On the loss of one of my friends Proud mare Valiant Steed; jewel of Diana and the hunt We crossed the streams many times; wet flanks and muddy boots The stink of her Horse sweat
Writing in the "Alternative Technology" magazine Undercurrents, ecological pioneer John Seymour (1914-2004) strongly criticised a number of attitudes to organic husbandry, especially the practice employed at the Findhorn Community, of communicating directly with the nature forces. Richard Elen asked Dick Barton, a member of the community 'core group' or governing collective, how he felt about the methods used at Findhorn, and criticisms of them. The interview appeared in Undercurrents 19, December 1976-January 1977.
Kajedo Wanderer talks about how he has been co-creating with nature and the trees to build a new shelter for the Findhorn Hinterland Trust. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJDx7TTyq0A We thank the Findhorn Foundation for the use
This video was inspired by the people who participated in the April 2019 Climate Change and Consciousness conference held at the Findhorn Foundation. The one-hour film weaves a touching and often intimate narrative from their
It is with both reverence and sadness that the employee-owners of Gardener’s Supply Company say goodbye to our beloved founder, Will Raap. Will passed away on Monday, December 12, 2022. Since he founded Gardener’s in
Cornelia’s Garden at Caledonia In 2021 Huw Richards, a well-known gardener and YouTube host, visited Findhorn in the search of garden stories. Click here to watch his short video about his visit. By coincidence I
It was 1983; we were on vacation in Hawai‘i. My husband handed me a book, The Findhorn Garden. “Here,” he said. “I think you’d like this.” I started to leaf through the book: photographs of
Saved by attunement in a Cairngorm blizzard from Dominic Stuart [Any quotes are from my memory over forty-five years, and may not be verbatim.] On one occasion a group of five of us went up
The first time I joined a hill walk with Jonathan was 2008. I was joining a Christmas programme in Cluny with my wife Eveline and saw the notice for a Boxing Day walk. The walk
The group hill walk on Sunday 4 February 2018 on Meall a’ Ghiubhais in the Torridon area was wonderful: lots of snow, bright sunshine, little wind. We descended at leisure, contented, pleasantly tired. Lower down
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Did Experience Week in May 2004, together with my wife Eveline. The following 6 years we went to Findhorn at least twice a year, doing programmes or just staying in a B&B. We became Resource Persons and organised our own little Findhorn-inspired programme in our home-town Groningen in the Netherlands (called “Singing, Dancing, Celebrating”). We started Transition Town Groningen in 2018, which actually was Findhorn-inspired. In December 2010 we moved to Findhorn, leaving our careers and Dutch life behind.
We both did the LEAP programme and then I became staff of Findhorn College. Since 2014 I am working as a sole trader, handyman. In 2017 I took over organising Sunday Group Hill Walks from Jonathan Caddy and have been organising those since then.
