The role of the environment in our Community, whether built environment, nature, food growing, sustainability, innovative technology or Community places
Part 1 I first read Paul Hawken's (1976) "The Magic of Findhorn" in the late 1970s and was duly inspired. A few years later, in about 1980, I was running a stand at the Mind-Body-Spirit
From 1987 to 1990 I lived at what is now called Genesis, but was then referred to as "Janice's", i.e. the B&B I ran during those years, after Jonathan and Karen Caddy moved out of
When the law suddenly restricts your usual routines to connect with other people, your physical workouts and your access to entertainments, sports and creative expression – what are you going to do? In the
Blackpool pals before Findhorn, summer 1968, Carly, Matthew, Mik. Early Spring 1970 my friends and I in Blackpool, Lancashire were wondering where our pal Ian was. We knew he’d gone to Scotland to
The garden allotted my end-of-Pineridge bungalow was postage stamp size, with a wee lawn, narrow flower bed between it and the fence, and a glorious double flowering cherry tree on the ridge bordering Johny Bichens’
By Peter Please from his book Holine-A British Journey: Bulletins from the Wayside (1997) Fred was a father to me, the first person to call me 'gardener'. In appearance he was the grand gnome, stoutly
From Peter Vallance 19th June 2020 These pictures were taken last night, as sunset approached. There is an alignment with the Solstice setting sun at the side door of the Universal Hall. The stone is
Dieter was the son of a German bank manager who considered himself a free spirit and expressed this in part though beautiful long wavy light chestnut-coloured hair. He wore thick glasses of necessity and discovered
“I was only following orders” is my only line of response in light of recent revelations about the wiring in the Hall. Admittedly over forty years have passed, standards changed and wear and tear occurred.
In the early 80s the finance department boffins recognised that the Findhorn Foundations’ economy was so drastically in the red that we were at a sink-or-swim moment. Then the owner of the FBCP (Findhorn Bay
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After living in the community for 14 years, married Göran Wiklund and moved with daughter Gabrielle to Stockholm. I got involved with the Social Venture Network (svn.org) for leading edge businesses whose underlying principle was to promote social good.
