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Comment by Dalva James on September 7, 2011 at 23:28

Thank you Rakesh

I will have a look if I can go to the course.

Here I have been very busy, last week we even had a celebration after hamadan finished with the oven burning and baking amazing pizza the table full of food and Merlin came and pressed some apple juice, was just wondrful "atmosphera" atomos spinning.

Would you like to visit us? The Garden opens from 11am to 3pm Tuesday to Saturday. At moment we had sowing all the winter veg with the Transition Kidz Club workshop, building a beautiful bug hotel. Friday as the moon calendar point is time to cut herbs to dry. you need to see our enormous basket full of Gourds, Pumpkin and differents marrows.

Today the children planted strawberry in the forest garden to cover some areas and we had Paul Harris photographer for the project 2020 Vision collecting imagens for the next year book.

Sorry about showing off

I hope to see you soon

DALVA

Comment by Rakesh on September 7, 2011 at 0:07

Thanks for the invite Dvala. I trust you are well. I just started Transition Pimlico, so am interested to see how the other projects are working.

 

BTW Did you know there is a Transition town training course being run in Kennington in a few weeks? It is run the the nation Transition Town Training Network. I am booked on it and I know there are places left if any of you are interested.

Comment by Bruno Roubicek on July 29, 2011 at 9:56

Man Digs Pond

For 24 hours,

A Man will move.

A Man may sing.

A Man will not speak.

A Man may cry.

A Man will not leave until A Man has dug a pond.

 

Over  24 hours, from midday to midday the following day, A Man will create a wildlife pond, complete with a garden bog area, flora and fauna and a rock garden designed to benefit amphibians. The pond will be surrounded by a rope barrier to comply with health and safety regulations.

Throughout the 24 hour period, the audience is free to come and go as they wish. They will be able to observe A Man working. The event will be free but the audience will be invited to make a donation towards future projects which benefit Albion Millennium Green and there will be a simple self-service ticket system to keep track of audience numbers. A  programme, (free) will provide educational material regarding the benefits of wildlife ponds as well as information about the performance.

The projects legacy will be a wildlife pond to benefit humans and wildlife for many years to come

Comment by Anne Maple on July 14, 2010 at 23:37

Sustainability and foraging in Deptford eastern european traveller style last week. Apparently they took it for wood.

This has got to stop!

Comment by Dalva James on July 14, 2010 at 23:18

We can organise a Transition Town Forum in the Evelyn Community Garden. Will be good if Deptford.
Have a look Evelyn Community Garden group.

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Comment by Katie Dick on June 22, 2009 at 22:24

Had a TT meeting last week. Was interesting to hear back from the conference that some people had been too - it sounded excellent. Next TT Brockley / Lewisham meeting is 16th July at the Brockley Social club. We'll try to keep the website up to date: http://www.transitionlewisham.org.uk/brockley.html

Comment by Sue on May 21, 2009 at 17:10

Hi Steve. Thanks for the message. Are you from the Transition New Cross group? Probably best to join the e-mail list mentioned above (e-mail: transitionlewisham-subscribe@yahoogroups), which has people from various transition initiatives across Lewisham on it, including Adrian and Kirsten from New Cross. The is also a website: http://www.transitionlewisham.org.uk.

Comment by Stephen Molyneux on May 20, 2009 at 23:43

I would like to offer our space up for a meeting. We're just off of lewisham way on tanners hill and we're planning a whole program of transition events and initiatives and would love to make contact with people working towards similar goals on the area. Steve

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