
`Urgent changes needed to cut risk of extreme heat, drought, floods and poverty, says IPCC'

With headlines like the above in my head I head out to my block of land and put my heart and soul into creating good soil and an abundance of food plants.
We all have to do our bit and I see this as a way I can contribute.
My journey towards living sustainably began to become healthy after a third breast cancer but now I see what I had to do to heal myself from a way of life my body could not sustain has also shown me what can contribute to a healthier planet.


believe how ignorant I was of what was required.


I had no idea of what soil was about or how to get plants to grow.
But doors opened as I find they do when you are following a true path.
From the community garden I met permaculture followers and they started a new center in my town and had weekly information sessions.


The physicality of putting this knowledge into action was another story but plant by plant, wheel barrow by wheel barrow I was able to achieve change and as I went about creating my garden my own body grew stronger.

But the biggest joy of all is being able to share what you are creating with others and knowing you are being part of making this world a better place.
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2 comments:
I'm sorry about your breast cancer, but what a journey! I love all your info and pictures, there is so much to learn!!
Thank you for your comment and am blessed to be well and able to share ideas. There is such a short window of opportunity for us all to turn this planet round.I do understand how hard change can be for those with vested interests but my own journey has forced me to live in new ways and it has opened my eyes to what can be and how rewarding it is to live in harmony with the earth.
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