Cooking for a Banquet at Cluny
We opened our doors to visitors, with tours, teas and slideshows - all designed to reach out to the local community. In the evening we held a big banquet in the magnificent Cluny dining room.
FOR THE LOVE OF MACHINES AT FINDHORN COLLATING DEPARTMENT
FOR THE LOVE OF MACHINES 1979-1980 At Findhorn Publications Ex Focaliser at Collating Department Baton passed to me by Gareth R with Stan and his beloved ancient modern printer next room. Beautiful Sarah designer next
How I come to join Jonathan Caddy’s mountain walks on a regular basis
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
An emergency call in the mountains
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
The Encroaching Chill of Fog, A Dangerous Episode on the Mountains that Ended Well
Hillwalking is potentially dangerous. On a Sunday group walk in August 2019 this became tangibly clear. I had chosen Ben Mòr Coigach for the walk, a beautiful low mountain just north of Ullapool, famous for
It all started when the Wizard met the Elf King….
Being a hippi in Santa Cruz , CA in the early 70s, taking courses in metaphysics and Native American history…barefoot…vegetarian…meditating, …herbs & healing… (or as my Dad called me…a vegetating meditarian, He was New England
My experience in the Caring Community Circle
My first experience of care in our Community was when I came to live here in the late 1990's and I was invited to help look after Joanie, Eileen's closest friend. Joanie was in the
Alanna Group – Death and Dying in Community
The history of a community volunteer group learning about death and dying themselves and then offering their support to others. In 1998 the Findhorn Foundation held a conference 'Conscious Living-Conscious Dying'. After the conference the
Findhorn Noir
Tap Tap Tap (sound of hammer and chisel) I’m cutting stone from the top of my scaffold overlooking palms over the Alabama Gulf coast. It's a 120 year old Opera house that I’m working on.
My Time with George and Frances
My time at Findhorn was significant for me because it was an experience in architectural design and construction that I would never have anywhere else. In June 1976, while visiting Findhorn on a cycling trip
