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Thursday, October 30. 2008

Let's Get Networking

Ladies and Gents of Ringwood. We have had a number of individuals contacting us wishing to be part of a Transition Initiative in Ringwood. It would be great to get you all networking. Letting each other know what you are doing at the moment, and what you would like to do personally and see happening in Ringwood in the future. Take a look at our other pages on the themes: Water, Food, Transport, Waste and Energy, which may give you some ideas.

Contact Away!!

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I am a parent at the Ringwood Waldorf School and currently coordinating a group of us to represent the school in the transition movement. The school has 300+ individuals who are all in some way involved in promoting a greener lifestyle, not least by the fact that we choose to educate our children in the ways of Mother Earth. We have a seated theatre venue, a local biodynamic organic veg stall every Wednesday, an organic and fairtrade as possible cafe, not to mention the hundreds of crafts that are made at the Sheiling, wool, wood , pottery etc., and a plant nursery and eco garden. We welcome the sharing of our resources for the transition project and are keen to network with others in the Ringwood area, so get in contact!

#1 Wendy Morrow on 2008-11-09 21:52 (Reply)

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