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Humility - A missing piece in today's society?

 
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I found this video and I was just taken in by the deep humility and humble sharing of her story.  Some great visuals for inspiration and ideas.  Just LOVE her.  I hope you enjoy!!  --Tess
 
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Thanks for sharing that video with us.
 
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Thank you Tess - so she is an Irish lady, now growing fermenting and making films in Sweden.
I like the laid back way she makes her ferments - I wonder if she shares more of that somewhere. It makes sense in a short season to grow for preserving to a certain extent.
Did you see the dough disks hung up in the fermentation kitchen? I wonder if they are stored sourdough starters?
 
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Nancy Reading wrote:Thank you Tess - so she is an Irish lady, now growing fermenting and making films in Sweden.
I like the laid back way she makes her ferments - I wonder if she shares more of that somewhere. It makes sense in a short season to grow for preserving to a certain extent.
Did you see the dough disks hung up in the fermentation kitchen? I wonder if they are stored sourdough starters?



Nancy, I know, I saw so much.  This video was a wonderful documentary, there may be something in the description with a way to contact her.  I am Irish by heart, so her accent was like a familiar lullaby to me.  She  just made me want even more, to be living in Nature, surrounded by Mother Earth's abundance & wisdom.  I can watch this one again & again.  --Tess
 
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