Pressing apples for juice in the garden at Cherry Orchards.
Volume 16, Spring 2012
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Pressing apples for juice in the garden at Cherry Orchards.
The Loch Arthur Creamery has been named best food producer by the BBC Radio 4 Food and Farming Awards 2011.
In Spring 2011 Bill Heffernan, a farmer from the Republic of Ireland, approached Ballytobin Camphill with a novel fundraising idea and a first for a Camphill Community.
The creamery credit Phil Rigby/DG life
Mass lawn mower Guinness world record on behalf of Camphill in Ireland
The world is in turmoil and the Camphill Communities are not immune. Confidence in who we are and what we do is the key to the future of community. We must reflect on our understanding of who we are and how we work. With the changing regulatory landscape, what does governance really mean to us? Are we resilient? Do we work effectively with our ideals of individual freedom, community brotherhood and rights based equality? In the first months of 2012 the AoCC, through a series of Neighbourhood Forums, has begun this process of reflection in order that we, through the spirit of free association, may act to sustain and develop Camphill into the future.
Dad, you can't ride like Danny MacAskill
My littlest girl does bunny hops - on a balance bike. She knows no conventions nor norms. As she grows older she becomes institutionalised into the common culture of our family and because I love riding my bike she does too. The local nursery that she attends provides another cultural currency for her to adopt.(Read more here)
Photo credits: Phil Rigby/DG life
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