Membership
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Click here for a written membership application form | DESCRIPTION:
Thank you for becoming a member of the South London Permaculture. You will be enrolled onto our mailing list and kept up to date about all our forthcoming events. Members receive a substantial discount on products (as well as first to special offers) and courses sponsored by us (free - 10%), a thrice-yearly newsletter about ongoing projects and events in and around the permaculture movement including free entry and first choice for festival participation. Membership now extends to overseas projects as part of our sister organisation Solteriologic Garden and entitles you to online sources and longer-term stays in Catalonia. See our sister website, you will need to register your personal details there also. If youd like to get involved please contact us. It's a great way to meet other members or volunteer even if only for one time. Wed also like you to contribute to the formulation of our policies and decision making, and the development of the organisation as a whole. See our constitution. If you have any additional skills including funding experience, project management, web design, craft, teaching or building then please do not hesitate to contribute. ORGANISATION: South London Permaculture CONTACT: 07530 223360 info@southlondonpermaculture.com |
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Come to Catalonia | Click here for booking options and form Holiday camping for 1 or 2 persons (MAX. 14 days) = £5/6 per day Additional use of caravan kitchen = £5/6 per day Free to working volunteers (MAX. 10 days) = £5/6 per day food donation ALL BOOKINGS MUST ACCOMPANY OVERSEAS REGISTRATION/MEMBERSHIP (above) |
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Volunteer opportunities for one or two members to help work the land (3 to 4 hours per day) in a beautiful part of Spain. Applicants are invited to fitness and sight-seeing. Access to the sea and neighbouring towns, and a shared caravan. Self-catering but many benefits include trips to regional mountainous and valley beauty spots, as well as direct rail services to Valencia, Tarragona and Barcelona. Cycling is also a must in this country. The project is the beginnings of an eco-settlement illustrated in my books. The first phase building the large cistern has already progressed. Other learning experiences include dry-stone walling, eco-build, walking and mountaineering, olive and carob cultivation, and fruit and vegetable production. The main period of farming is between September and April. Only companions are sort and must be of a spiritual disposition. Additional paid camping and caravan use is available too. Please contact the editor for further details or see our website Solteriologic Garden.
ORGANISATION: South London Permaculture CONTACT: 07530 223360 info@southlondonpermaculture.com |
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Destination Gambia | Click on the image to receive a handbook outlining the basic conditions of visiting the farm in West Africa. Register with South London Permaculture by filling in a Permaculture Volunteer Form in order to assess your capability to volunteer at MyFarm, a charity running a sustainable moringa and mango farm in The Gambia. ALL BOOKINGS MUST ACCOMPANY OVERSEAS REGISTRATION/MEMBERSHIP (above) |
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Live in a wooden and earthen hut amongst mango, cashew, and moringa trees. Opportunities are seasonal and include learning to make moringa products including soaps, creams, lip balms, teas, and oils, as well as permaculture activities like bio-char production, beekeeping, organic fruit and vegetable husbandry, and micro and hydroponic gardening. Long stays include excursions to the sea and fishing trips along the Banjul River. Volunteers are required to purchase their own flights and register with SLP supplying a short >1000-word CV including a bio, any relevant experiences you may be able to offer, dietary requirements, and date preferences. Please submit your application for consideration. Places are limited. Overseas registration costs £12/15euros and entitles you to membership of SLP including additional benefits. Costs vary between 500-600dalasi per day (about 10-12euros) and provides 2 meals with lodging. Additional activities are self-funded. For more information send me an email to receive an information pack. Please contact the editor for further details or see my Facebook blogsite Destination Africa
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Garden | Grafted fruit trees | DESCRIPTION: These include apple, quince, medlar, pear, cherry, plum, apricot and gage. Family trees are subject to price increases. WHERE: Forest Hill, SE23 |
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VARIETY (One yr. old unless stated) | Cost | Status | DESCRIPTION |
Fig 'Brown Turkey and Unknowns' 1-3 yrs |
£13/10 (Mem) | Not available | Other unknown fruiting varieties available (ask for details) |
Fig 'rooted one-year mixed variety stubs' |
£5/3.50 (Mem) | Available | To be potted up before transplanting out (ask for details) |
Family pear tree 'Black Pear of Worcester'/'Josephine de Malines' |
£18/15 (Mem) | Sold | QA; (Pollination Group) #3/#4; very small tree at the moment | Family apple tree 'Josephine'/'Unknown' |
£18/15 (Mem) | Sold | M26; (Pollination Group) #3/#?; very small | >
Pear 'Conference' 2 yr |
£18/15 (Mem) | Sold | QA; (Pollination Group) #3; an old dessert favourite; Oct/Nov; partially self-fertile |
Apple 'Unknown varieties' | £13/10 (Mem) | Ask for details | M26 |
Apple 'Egremont Russet' 2 yr | £15/12 (Mem) | Donated | M26; (Pollination Group) #1; self-fertile; desert; nutty and sweet; Keeps past Christmas; upright; resistant to most diseases |
Apple 'Discovery' 1 yr | £12/9 (Mem) | Sold | M26; (Pollination Group) #2; self-fertile; tip and spur bearer; desert; juicy and pleasant; Keeps long; upright; good disease resistant; frost tolerant |
Apple 'Gavin' 1 yr | £12/9 (Mem) | Sold | M26; (Pollination Group) #2; self-fertile; arching branches; desert; crisp and juicy; Keeps long; upright; good disease resistant against scab and mildew; ideal in wet climates; produces mid-September |
Plum 'Victoria' 1 yr | £15/12 (Mem) | Sold | St. Julian A; (Pollination Group) #2; self-fertile; ready end of September; prolific; cooker and desert |
Garden | Bedding, Shrubs and other trees | DESCRIPTION: These include groundcovers, annuals & perennials, climbers, fruit shrubs and ornamentals, trees of various sizes, and seedlings. WHERE: Forest Hill, SE23 |
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Tradescantia pallida 'Purpurea' rooted cuttings | ![]() |
Not available | herbaceous; not hardy; must be brought in during the winter; superb beautiful pot plant |
Musa basjoo (ornamental banana) 1 lt | £7.00 up | Not available | herbaceous; hardy |
Zingiber Mioga (Japanese Ginger) rooted cuttings |
£1.50/1.00 (Mem) each |
Not available | food additive; edible flowersfruits shoots and rhizomes |
Symphytum uplandicum (Russian Comfrey) root cuttings |
£1.50/1.00 (Mem) each |
Not available | herbaceous; all parts edible; medicinal; bee plant; ground and weed barrier; mineral accumulator |
Peltaria alliacea (Garlic Cress) root cuttings |
£1.50/1.00 (Mem) each |
Not available | herbaceous; all parts edible tasting of cress and garlic but slightly bitter, so use as a flavouring; available all year round except during summer flowering; 30cm tall; excellent ground cover |
Helianthus tuberosus (Jerusalem artichokes) root cuttings |
£1.50/1.00 (Mem) per small bag |
Not available | perennial; edible tubers year after year; hardy; small sunflowers |
Currants (Ribes spp.) rooted cuttings |
£3.50 up | Not available | prolific fruit from June onwards; good for jams |
Berries (Rubus spp.) rooted cuttings |
£2.50 up | Not available | prolific fruit from summer onwards; good for jams |
Berries (Ribes spp.) rooted cuttings |
£3.50 up | Not available | prolific fruit from June onwards; good for jams |
Garden | Merchandise | DESCRIPTION: Anything from home-made fertilisers to tiger worms. Look out for home-made garden produce here. WHERE: Forest Hill, SE23 |
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All profits go to charity |
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Available | Pansy (Viola wittrockiana). Large flowered hybrid plant, cross pollinated. Wide range of colours. Grows well in sunny or partially sunny positions in a well draining soil. Perennial, first year Produces greenery and second year flowers and seeds. Winter hardy, surviving low temperatures, yet not very heat tolerant. Care by watering thoroughly about once a week, yet do not over water. Regular deadheading of flower heads can extend blooming period for more flowering. |
All profits go to charity |
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Available | Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum). A flowering perennial plant (lives more than two years). Native to tropical and Southern Africa. Easy to grow, Thriving in a wide range of conditions. Tolerant to Temperatures down to 2C, best at 18C to 32C. Can contribute to reduce indoor air pollution. Plant care: tolerant to irregular watering, best in bright, Indirect sunlight. Yet can prosper in moderate natural Light or indoor lighting. Note: leaf tips turn brown and leaves droop if not getting enough light. Easily revived with a little R&R in a brighter location. |
Tiger worms |
£5.00 tub | Not available | Superb kitchen waste converters into black compost. (Requires composter) Also ideal for fishing. Each take-away container contains at least 100 worms. |
Garden | Unusual fruit cuttings | DESCRIPTION: Anything from boysenberries to own-root fruit trees. In particular I am looking for varieties of rooted blueberries. WHERE: Forest Hill, SE23
COST: Negotiable but I am willing to do
swaps. ORGANISATION:
South London Permaculture |
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Home | NINI's hand-knitted garments | ![]() |
Fully hand-knitted garments with over 40 years experience woven in fantastic mohairs, wools and acrylics. Garments can also be made to size. Volunteers and visitors to our farm in Catalonia have the opportnity to view the garments DIRECTLY and approach the seller directly. Prices are negotiable. Please contact SLP for more information or call directly tel. no. +34977059090 Nini. |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(1) £150/120 (Direct) |
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Available | A combination of mohair, silk and glitterSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(2) £100/80 (Direct) |
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Available | Chunky pure woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(3) £100/80 (Direct) |
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Available | Chunky winter woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(4) £100/80 (Direct) |
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Available | Fluffy woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(5) £150/120 (Direct) |
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Available | Fluffy woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(6) £150/120 (Direct) |
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Available | Chunky woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(7) £100/80 (Direct) |
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Available | Aran woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(10) £80/65 (Direct) |
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Available | Chunky woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(11) £110/90 (Direct) |
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Available | A combination of mohair and woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(12) £90/75 (Direct) |
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Available | A combination of wool and acrylicSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(14) £90/75 (Direct) |
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Available | Chunky pure woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(15) £90/75 (Direct) |
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Available | A combination of wool and acrylicSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(16) £200/160 (Direct) |
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Available | Special woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(17) £150/120 (Direct) |
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Available | Pure mohairSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(18) £150/120 (Direct) |
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Available | Pure mohairSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(19) £100/80 (Direct) |
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Available | Pure wool and syntheticSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(20): skirt and sweater £150/120 (Direct) |
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Available | Aran woolSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(21): skirt and sweater £150/120 (Direct) |
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Available | A combination of mohair, silk and glitterSize #38-40 (average build) |
Nini's hand-knitted garments(22): Short fancy jacket £90/75 (Direct) |
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Available | A combination of mohair, silk and glitterSize #38-40 (average build) |
Spare assorted balls £2 per ball |
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Available | A range of unused stock of many varieties. Please enquire within. |
Building | Offer | Want | Available for advertising |
Leaderflush Solidcore Doors £25 per door |
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Available 1.90 x 0.67m white laminate 1.90 x 0.7m white laminate 1.99 x 0.67m white laminate 2.13 x 0.71m plain laminate 2.13 x 0.71m plain laminate 2.13 x 0.71m plain laminate Chs your size(s). |
Fireproof to BS476 Part B; laminate plain or white |
Ex-snooker Table Bed Slate £25 per square meter |
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Available 3 x 187 x 25.5cm 1 x 187 x 16.5cm 1 x 187 x 27cm 1 x 187 x 26cm 1 x 187 x 46cm 1 x 54 x 46cm Chs your size(s). |
Weighs a hefty amount. Hence material has been cut up into squares and rectangles to allow for handling. Each piece is at least half a square metre. Some pieces have pocket ingresses. Total amount is nearly 4 full-size tables. Ideal for steps, fireplaces, patios, both interior or exterior. Obviously finished smooth. 600mm thick. |
Transport | Offer | Want | Available for advertising |
Regular car rides to and from London to north Spain/Catalonia £75 per person each way |
Next available trip: TBC | Reconditioned classic car which is a joy to ride. Perfected engine guaranteed to get everybody looking at you. Journey period up to 27 hours depending on ferry options. Can cater to individual needs. Self-catering and self-accomodating for extended journeys. Will travel as far as Tarragona, Catalonia. Now with roof rack. Space is limited. Seats 4 including driver. | |
Education | Publications | DESCRIPTION: Books, reports, teaching materials and equipment. Regarding services look under the appropriate sub-heading. WHERE: Forest Hill, SE23 |
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South London Permaculture Journal A5 |
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Available only in pdf | The new journal with extensive writings including two recently finished books, the journey to the Middle-East on a bicycle, and the second volume of the sequel to the "The Carob Pod" entitled "Petriarchy: The Law of the Land". They have been serialised into seven sections and released thrice yearly. There is additional material from other authors and an invitation for all to contribute on the subject matter of spirituality, anthropology, and permaculture. These publications are professionally finished and was of excellent Xerox quality (due to the current predicament of the author, are only currently available as a pdf file, but if any publishers out there wish to print my material please contact me). There is no lack of wonderful photos from my experiences in the Mediterranean. The latest material includes 3 new publications including the beginning of the third part of the trilogy entitled "The Golden Mean: Building Revolutions", and the documented journey to Africa also on a bicycle. See the blogsite for a full narration of the latest journey with hundreds of additional photos. |
Thesis: "If land economies are the ecological imperative of the rise of the modern environmental movement, may one find an historical precedent in the origins of Christianity?" pp165 |
£12/9 (Mem) | Available | There are extensive appendices to look over, and modern day movements like Permaculture and Transition Town get more than a welcome introduction. Bounded versions are available for sale. Members get 25% discount. |
Essay: "Christianity, science and technology (Revised and extended essay)" pp31 |
£3.50/2.50 (Mem) | Available | A very historical look at Christianity through the ages in relation to the development of technology and science and how they have been espoused through divine vindication. It also looks at the changing meaning behind the iconography of Jesus and Mary and the subsequent role of power relations. It is also a comparitive account for the modern environmental movement and the development of ecotheology. |
Portfolio: "Permaculture design and the implementation of fruit tree orchards" pp30 |
£3.50/2.50 (Mem) | Available | This is the design portfolio available with SLP membership. I am selling it here separately as a report, and elicits such strategies as time-lines and forest gardening. |
Book 5:Vol 1 "The Carob Pod: An Anthropological Guide to Permaculture" pp163 |
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Available only in pdf, or limited copy | Click here for a review or download in pdf format a synopsis. Members get 25% discount. |
Book 7: "The Virgin" pp108 |
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Available only in pdf, or limited copy | A deep insight into my profound encounters with the Virgin manifested into a personal history of profanity and sacredness. This is not for the light-hearted. A full description is available in the journals available for sale. |
Book 7: "Destination God: I am Augustus Caesar Merlyn Peter of the House of Elias Jacob, Son of Richard, Conqueror of the 15 Nations, and Descended from Mother Earth" pp210 |
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Available only in pdf | A massive historical and spiritual account of my journey to the Middle-East with an encyclopedia of photos that will take you on a wonderful journey from Spain, through the Balkans, Asia Minor and Ancient Palestine. A fuller unedited blog can be found on my old platform here. |
Food | Mainly dry foods and preserves | DESCRIPTION: This availability will increase with time, but will include Mediterranean foods like dried fruit and nuts, serranos of ham, cider and fruit juices, carob and fresh fruit from my gardens. WHERE: Forest Hill, SE23
COST: Negotiable but I am willing to do
swaps. ORGANISATION:
South London Permaculture |
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BUM BUM olive oil (All prices include refundable bottles 250ml [50p], 500ml [50p], 750ml [£1], 1lt [£1] and 5lt [£2] provided on collection/delivery.) |
Non/Virgin/Extra Virgin 250ml=£4/4.50/5 (dorica) 500ml=£6.50/7.50/8.50 (dorica) 750ml=£8.50/10/11.50 (dorica) 1lt=£10/12/14 (dorica) 5lt=£42/50/58 (plastic) (Refill only/cash on collection) 750ml=£7.50/9/10.50 1lt=£9/11/13 |
Subject to availability ONLY EXTRA VIRGIN IN STOCK (Collection only or free local delivery) |
These olives are grown amongst almond and carob in particular, and many natural herbs that colonise the arid landscape. I personally have introduced indigenous methods of cultivation, including pruning and cropping at the same time. Both I and my volunteers hand-pick every olive. The oil is a blend of at least 4 types of olive, in particular the Arbequina olive that takes its name from the Albaces region of Catalonia in Northern Spain. Being the first extraction the oil requires a few days to settle into a clear, green-golden oil with a fruity flavour. Other cheaper grades are available. See the drop-down box. |
BUM Carob pods |
1kg=£5/4 (Mem) | Subject to availability (Collection only or free local delivery) |
Known since time immemorial by its epithets of Locust bean and St. Johns bread. Relegated to cattle fodder in this time of economic crisis one may again look to its digestible properties as relevant food in a recession. High in carbohydrates (73%) it is essential survival food and will produce even in the scarcest of years. It is used in cosmetics and glues for it bonding properties but likewise has many other nutritional benefits. These include lowering of the cholesterol level in blood, acting as an antioxidant, contains an active substance effective against asthma, is a good expectorant for smokers, caffeine free, helpful in preventing lung cancer, contains vitamins E and is used for the treatment of cough, flu, anaemia and osteoclasis, its tannins have Gallic acid which is anti allergic and antibacterial as well being an antiviral and antiseptic, it is used for the treatment of polio and diarrhoea in children, and finally being rich in phosphor and calcium it is used to fight osteoporosis. Carob pods are incredibly filling. I chew around the edges because the seed is very hard. They are a natural chocolate substitute and sugar substitute if ground to a powder. I grate them to a rough breadcrumb texture and mix it in with flour for baking. If anybody has any good recipes or ideas please post them to me and I will ensure a free bag of pods next time I am around. I will also give you free advertising. |
Apple spreads and sauces | £2.50 jar | Not available | Made from locally cropped apples in which I have gardened without the use of chemicals. Each product is made from a mix of mostly unknown varieties. |
BUM Cider vinegar | £3.50/£3 (Mem) 1 ltr bottle |
Available | Made from locally cropped apples in which I have gardened without the use of chemicals. Also there are interesting combinations including ginger and tomato, preferable for cooking with. |
Food | Handmade raw chocolate and truffles | Personalise your order with a message |
An exciting range of hand-made Fairtrade raw vegan and gluten-free chocolate products Produced by established Nutritionist and Raw Chocolatier Theresa Webb Dip.NT. Bespoke gift selections are available. 1st Class Royal Mail delivery. Please ask for current delivery times. WHERE: Hither Green, SE13
COST: Variable, for individual and gift packages. ORGANISATION:
Kitchen Buddy CONTACT: 07734 166738 |
Classic Raw Chocolate Selection Boxes |
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Available according to seasonal variations. Contact Theresa to advise on current flavours and quantities. |
Classic squares flavoured with mint, ginger, orange, and plain. |
Millionaire Shortbread 100g Slice Cherry Chocolate Shortcake 100g Slice |
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Available according to seasonal variations. Contact Theresa to advise on current flavours and quantities. |
Slow-dried Buckwheat Biscuit covered in date toffee and a layer of raw chocolate; Cherry Chocolate Shortcake. As above with added sour cherries |
Rose Hearts To give to your loved ones |
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Available | Plain chocolate, delicately fragranced with Rose Otto oil. |
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"DestinationAfrica" Pedalling from Catalonia to the coast of Africa living under the stars. A journey of thousands of kilometres over three months leaving at the end of the year. Support me by going to the website for details. All donations will go to selected groups or charities that support children in need, indigenous cultures and wildlife . There are some ways to help me including sponsorship, fundraising, raising awareness, management and promotion, contacts, accommodation abroad, or become a member for the formation of a group towards future projects. Register to sponsor me per kilometre. Send a message if you want to share an idea. |
End of year 2015
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The journey has been completed BUT you can still DONATE |
DestinationAfricaI will be celebrating food and the need for consciousness raising. Further input is welcome, especially places where I could give talks and entertain the people. I expect to make a video publication from this, but if anybody out there has another motive then let me know. Join us for part of the journey or GO THE FULL WAY. Get involved now and voice your intentions. Right-click the images to download a copy if you want to print the poster and distribute it. Else REGISTER at our sister website Solteriologic Garden or email me. Please sponsor our group or donate and welcome us into your villages and halls. |
"Edenbridge Bike Ride" June 2015 TBC |
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Date TBC. Join us, starting at Sevenoaks train station and returning approximately 60 miles later. Depending on numbers a pub stop is not out of the question. A mechanic support car will be with you all the way and can bring bikes back to the shop. Nutrition and drinks for riders will be provided. £15 entrance fee, +£15 for bike return service. We can offer you a free lift back to London if you leave your bike for a full service in our shop after the ride. Give us a call or pop in for details. 74 Honor Oak Park, Forest Hill, SE23 1DY |
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T-shirt "Destination Palestine" Please note, the title can be susbstituted with your own name |
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The image shows a Palestinian (Eastern) peasant woman (left) picking olives. She would be characteristic of many women in that part of the Mediterranean. The super-imposed cyclist represents myself as a continnuation of the olive tree and extended out from it. My body reflects the shape of the branches. The image of both male and female is here prophetically unified in time and space, one a projected statement the other an existential one, representing the West and the East, motion and stillness, acceleration and deceleration, giving and taking, technologic and manual. Another interesting aspect of the image is the hugging or nurturing aspect of our figures. Note also how our hands and arms meet, especially in those areas of the body considered most sensitive. To me she also represents the Virgin who gives herself freely to nature, that in turns gives back the truer understanding of the male aspect; both are passive, yet both are active too. Only established tradition can bind these two in perfect harmony.
The back of these T-shirts (right) highlight some of the support I have received from various groups. All profits go to permaculture and ecological projects overseas. |
T-shirt "Destination Iona" Please note, the title can be susbstituted with your own name |
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The image (left) shows the triple form of Celtic imagery and the typical motifs that accompany it. In this picture the cyclist is emerging from between two pillars and in front of another as if weaving a pattern. The cyclist image is that taken from the Palestinian journey, and represents a continuation, if not a resolution, of the spiritual motive to visit permaculture and environmental projects on home soil. The back (right) has a caption that reads 'Give me a cause. Finding meaning in the landscape.' Using reverse psychology it is asking the recipient to consider his position in relation to me. As such, what does the landscape mean to the native. Giving me a cause is saying 'What can you do for me?' |
T-shirt "DestinationAfrica" Please note, the title can be susbstituted with your own name |
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The image (left) shows the cyclist motif typically representing me traversing the African landscape. The animals indicate the wilderness of my mind as I join them in their unity, beautifully represented here as if they were emerging from the soil of Africa. This journey started in Catalonia and passed through the north and west of Africa encountering the Atlas mountains in Morocco, the Saharan desert of Mauritania, and the Savanah of Senegal and The Gambia. |
T-shirt "DestinoBalticσ" Please note, manual modifications can be made to the front image (see description) |
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The image (left) shows the intended route of both the hare and the tortoise, but due to unforeseen circumstances I had to divert through the Alps and rejoin the journey in Krakow. This added 500km to the journey but nevertheless enriched it beyond imagination. The hare represents the Polish team who left 4 days before me, the three of us on fold-up bikes. Superb short-sleeve high-quality sports t-shirts showing the bike route of both the hare and the tortoise from Catalonia all the way to the north of Poland. Note that the original image only shows one route. Hence I have manually added with a marker pen the additional cities I went through. Please indicate whether you would like these additions (non-washable) and any other alterations. My sponsor is shown on the front and the back is the modified image I use for all my journeys. |
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