Thanks to Rob Hopkins over at Transition Culture for this wonderful video.
400 Fruit Trees Project, Kilkenny from Future Proof Kilkenny on Vimeo.
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Thursday 14 May 2009
Transition - 400 fruit trees in Kilkenney
I'm really enjoying video content online these days. Perhaps it's the predominance of mainstream US media here in Bermuda, with it's plane crashes, corporate welfare, fascist ramblings on Fox news, corporate drug pushers, and general sensationalism and addiction to celebrity and consumerism. I prefer content like this, just normal people getting on with the business of preparing their community for the future by increasing their resilience through the planting of fruit trees.
Thanks to Rob Hopkins over at Transition Culture for this wonderful video.
Thanks to Rob Hopkins over at Transition Culture for this wonderful video.
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