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Author Archives: Rhona
My ASLE environmental booklist
Some of the books (and poets and websites) that have been mentioned in the sessions I’ve attended, or which I’ve acquired, or which I recommended to people…. Film/YouTube clips/SlidesA Farm for the Future (on YouTube, in 5 parts)Being CaribouDesign for … Continue reading
ASLE underway
I’ve been short a few iambs here at the Cafe lately, but this week should catch me up. The “Island Time”-themed 2009 edition of the ASLE biannual conference is underway in Victoria, running until Saturday. Much to say about much … Continue reading
Creepy crawlies
I am about to declare this the international year of creep. I have been spending hours standing on a ladder pulling tent caterpillars off my apple tree, wisteria, house etc., not to mention the scores of them I have trampled … Continue reading
Defending our backyard, with our forks
Perfect weather, perfect venue yesterday for the Island Chefs Collaborative festival, Defending our Backyard. They were expecting around 1000 people who, once their arms had been stamped with a tater stamp would be turned loose with a wine glass and … Continue reading
Winter veg & spring dinners
I enjoyed Saturday’s whistle through the topic of winter vegetable gardening with local permaculturalist Geoff Johnson. He began by pointing out that we West Coasters follow, wrongly, the veg growing guidance from over yon Rockies, where the season is short … Continue reading









