"Small world. I was the storyteller in Charlotte's article, with the bear mask and bell. I was brought up in Bungay and thereabouts, though I live on the edge of Dartmoor now. I used to work in the Green Dragon and the Locks at Geldeston. Send…"
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- Active in Transition movement East Anglia Bungay and Norwich. Into wild plants, (re)connecting with nature, living systems, people, plants, places, bees, biospheric consciousness. Community blogger on This Low Carbon Life (Transition Norwich blog). Social Reporter on Transition Network.
Participating in Dark Mountain conversations in Norwich for about a year now (since October 2011).
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What Moulds, Breaking Down?
Posted on January 13, 2012 at 11:30 0 Comments 0 Likes
I originally published the following piece and poem on 20 Dec 2011 on This Low Carbon Life (the Transition Norwich blog) for the topic week of winter and decay:
LAST WEEK I MADE this beetroot ink. I meant to take a picture of the actual beetroot which was becoming soft and beginning to decompose from the outside. But I didn't so this is the ink itself, which comes…
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- At 14:52 on August 24, 2011,
Tom Hirons said… Small world. I was the storyteller in Charlotte's article, with the bear mask and bell. I was brought up in Bungay and thereabouts, though I live on the edge of Dartmoor now. I used to work in the Green Dragon and the Locks at Geldeston. Send the Waveney my regards (and say hello to my mum, Sally Hirons, if you see her about :) )
All the best,
Tom
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