Salt Spring Island, British Columbia 2026
This is the last chapter of the book describing his return to Findhorn and his leaving to live with his wife Gay on Salt Spring Island.
After The Foundation (2015)
1st May 2015 - A document outlining suggestions and possible scenarios relating to assets in a post Findhorn Foundation world.
Flight of the Tiger Moth (2012)
This delightful aerial adventure gives some beautiful views of the Moray Firth coastline and is a wonderful tribute to the late Richard Adams.
Findhorn Original Garden (2012)
In this video I recount some of the 'origin myths' of the Community - with a good dose of poetic license and fun.
Remembering the Old CC
Joyful teamwork sending out Foundation brochures worldwide, a volunteer stint that changed a life, the evocative smell of the CC and the abundance of living together.
Memories of the Community Centre
It was just such a great place to go at any time of day — you could pretty much always find someone there to connect with.
Functions of the Community Centre
It was like an extended family and a close-knit community. It was so intimate because everyone knew each other so well. Looking back, it was extraordinary that we could get warm meals twice a day just for doing KP once a week!
The Community Centre Through the Decades
This compilation shows images of the Community Centre from as early as 1971 all the way through to 2022.
The Community Centre
This compilation shows the activities in the CC included daily meals, workshops, festivals, and special events.
Edwin Smith Exhibition in Moray Art Centre (2011)
Edwin Smith is widely celebrated as one of Britain's greatest mid-century architectural and landscape photographers, famous for his atmospheric, masterly use of natural light documenting English vernacular and monumental architecture.
