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Category Archives: Food
Cycling Out of the Comfort Zone.
I met Florian in our associative cafe at his presentation. He was full of life, adventure and talking from the heart about his six month adventure of cycling without money from his hometown in France to Morocco. As we drove … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, Africa, America, camping, comfort zone, Cycling, diversity, fear, Food, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., morocco, portugal, social media, spain, Technology & Progress, Transportation, travel
Tagged ayankcalledjoe, cyclecamping, cyclesofatraveler, cycletravel, Cycling, deuxrouselibres, environment, france, internet, learning, life, telemontbrun, travel
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It Never Rains in Southern California, REALLY?!
The song in the title of the blog is comparing a stormy relationship with an unusual deluge in the normally sunny ‘Sunshine State’. After wintering here, we can attest to the fact that yes, as the lyrics say, “It never rains … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, America, california, camping, Children & Parenting, Climate, diversity, drought, Food, Health & Well-being, home education, Life on planet earth., Natural resources, nevada, RV travel, Spirituality, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, Transportation, travel, U.S.A., unschooling
Tagged california, children, drought, energy, environment, internet, learning, life, nature, nevada, rv, travel
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The Ventura Highway and beyond.
Our month in California has taken us from the snowy Sierra Nevada mountains and Yosemite National Park to the streets of Oakland and cable cars of San Francisco, wading through the money/technology-drenched valley of Silicon, to sharing the streets with … Continue reading
Posted in a town, adventure, America, camping, Children & Parenting, Cycling, diversity, Education, Food, home education, Life on planet earth., Money & Economics, RV travel, small village or countryside?, The City, The City, a town, small village or countryside?, travel, U.S.A., unschooling
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Protected Beauty Spot – Planet Earth
When we look at our tiny planet in our mind’s eye as a giant inexhaustible resource that we can constantly drain on all it gives, and throw our waste onto its surface with no thought of the consequences of … Continue reading
Permaculture – A Sustainable Answer
What is the question? How can we incorporate all aspects of our modern lifestyles into an interesting way forward that respects the planet, those we share it with, and ourselves? From transport to planting gardens, Locky briefly explains this Australian concept … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, asia, Climate, diversity, Education, Energy Consumption, Food, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., Natural resources, Recycle - Reuse - Rethink, small village or countryside?, Technology & Progress, Transportation, travel
Tagged australia, bicycles, east timur, financial crisis, france, joe diomede, paradigm shift, permculture, pyrenees, south of france, telemontbrun, timur, tropics
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Why Corporations Suck (the humanity out of us).
I have always been a fan of small businesses. When I grew up we called many of the shops we went into by the owner’s name. There was Vinny’s Pizza, Mike’s Deli, Artie’s Candy Store and Larry’s Butcher to name … Continue reading
Posted in a town, Energy Consumption, Food, Health & Well-being, Life on planet earth., Money & Economics, Technology & Progress
Tagged bicycles, challenge, collaboration, consumption, department stores, fast food, food, joe diomede, mcdonalds, paradigm shift, shopping malls, small business, starbucks, target, telemontbrun
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Sierra Leone & The West – not far away, but worlds apart.
Hello everyone. In this short photo essay flit between the two worlds of the developed west, and Sierra Leone, Western Africa. Not far away from each other, but in many ways worlds apart. Enjoy – Like – Share – Post … Continue reading
Posted in a town, Africa, Climate, Education, Energy Consumption, Food, Life on planet earth., Natural resources, Recycle - Reuse - Rethink, Religion, small village or countryside?, War & Peace
Tagged africa, Ariège, bicycle repairs, bicycles, car tire, challenge, chickens, children, telemontbrun
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