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The Good Brown Earth Story and other November events in Bristol
Posted: 10 November 2009 03:38 PM   [ Ignore ]
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Wednesday Nov 11th 7.45 for 8pm         The Good Brown Earth and other stories

Alan and Kaye invite you to a relaxed evening in which to bring and share stories that inspire, challenge, motivate or underpin our desire for a more sustainable and enriching way of life. You may have a favourite author/writer (fiction or non-fiction), poet, musician, visionary, activist, a religious text, or a personal lifestory that you return to again and again for wisdom, wonder and wellbeing.

Sunday Nov 15th 8 for 8.15pm         “Ectopia: Challenges from a future earth citizen”

Foundation Bristol hosts EarthAbbey for an evening of interaction and reflection on our future society’s energy sources, narrated by a future earth citizen

At Cotham Parish Church, Cotham Road, Bristol BS6 6DG

Finishing around 9pm, with an invitation to Highbury Vaults pub afterwards


Sunday Nov 22nd 1pm     Through Leigh Woods

A leisurely walk, with Alan, Gareth, Steve and Moira, through Leigh Woods stopping every so often to observe a tree, identify it and listen to a poem. Bring a flask with your preferred beverage, biscuits and cakes provided. Path is circular and buggy friendly. Meet at main car park to Leigh Woods at 1pm. Map here Moving at 1.15pm to wood entrance (with display boards), following purple trail. Late or lost – phone 07929090153.

 

Saturday November 28th 3 for 3.30pm       Considering… ‘The Sermon on the Allotment’

With Tim Lawrence, a reflection on consumerism and grace in nature as taught by Christ, together with pumpkin soup and hot apple juice. Ends 4.30pm.

On Dundry View Community Allotment – found off Speedwell Rd between Plummers Hill and Cecil Ave, down a little lane, which will be near Tim’s bright yellow van. The gate to the allotments is at the end of this 50m lane. Climb over the gate and walk straight ahead and then through the gap (tractor size) in the hedge to get into the community allotment (look for the bay tree).

 


And to say that Laurie MacIntyre is visiting Bristol and would like to meet EarthAbbey people on Monday 16th November in the morning. He leads a church community in Australia that has recently re-imagined itself as an Abbey.


For more info on any of these events use the contact button on the home page or phone 07929090153

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Posted: 23 November 2009 10:04 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 1 ]
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‘Through Leigh Woods’ was magical yesterday….thanks everyone for such good company in the presence of wonderful trees, rain and hailstones! Looking forward to more times like these x grin

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Posted: 25 November 2009 11:24 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 2 ]
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Just to say how much Bobbie and I enjoyed Sunday - there was a lovely feel to it somehow, hard to describe, a sort of joy that seemed to arise as we walked through the wood.
Thanks to you all that worked on it.
Chris and Bobbie

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Posted: 21 December 2009 07:37 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 3 ]
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I lovely feel for it..Thanks for this..Cheers

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