“I have several marked memories of Findhorn: the beautiful nature, running rivers, eating in the communal dining hall, and helping catch Findhorn brochures off a printing press and loading them into boxes.

I remember some arts and crafts happening, including watching hot metal being poured to make little drip sculptures. I remember music. I remember the rain. I remember the only treat being honey ice cream, so I would head off down the entry path to a little store/shack where I could buy little candies for a few pence.”

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