Post- Pandemic Homesteading
Has the dream of homesteading set sail since the pandemic? Is ‘homesteading’ still relevant today when very few can afford to do it because of …
Beans, Beans the Magical Fruit
I grow lots of beans. Yes, waxy green, yellow and purple pods that wink out at me through summer’s thick vegetation, to be eaten fresh. …
Plantain: Traveller’s Talisman
I’ve been reading Martin Shaw’s “Scatterlings” this winter. The message is a wise old one, that “what we’re searching far and wide for, turns out …
The Venerable Hazelnut, Generous & Versatile
By far the quickest growing, and easiest going nut trees are Hazels. In my area we have the wild Beaked Hazelnut and we plant a …
Seeding a Future of Beauty, Fecundity and Healing
Don’t underestimate the power of the seed. They are very, very small but without them life as we know it would end on the planet. …
Illness and the Heart of Darkness, Our Fear
In my work as a healer, and within myself, I can clearly see illness is attached to our fears and unprocessed trauma. Through the work …