kimbercote_farm
joanna, kate, mike
ours is a school bus, a veggie oil schoolbus, thinking of what pat said earlier about the way of life being destructive unsustainable, feeling that deeply in most of north america, europe, people in our awareness of humanity western civilization, is not humanity don't believe that we can ever go back, we need new ways to sustain ourselves, k-cote being that opportunity to do it and show others it can be done. in the school bus tradition, running on gas but eventually that will run out, so veggie oil and elbow grease and fat of the land, trash the world throws away that powers our education mobile! the resources are there, community is there, just takes a focused push in the right direction, the steering wheel we dodge bureaucrats, or run them down! some of the labeling elaborates on the frame of the bus, symbolizing the way a community shelters and supports each other, support for complete support, cant live unless help everyone. only been to a couple of weekends and met few staff and board, still very new, so don't know how big or influential it is in peoples lives individually, but see as possibilities could be SO STRONG that way, made of steel, the door a retreat centre, inviting newcomers to come and be on board, look around, and think geez? didn't think you could run on veggie oil, and go home and think about it some more. the windows, can't be blackened, the windows we see the new ideas, new initiatives, weed out the ones that don't work, "oh that idea can make us more efficient", bring it on board. that's it for labeling, except for the point of who it carries... it carries each other, supporting each other, people are there because they want to be there. you can't come in and be held by hand, we can show you the door, show you the possibilities, but can't support people, it's a two way street, everyone has to participate or it doesn't work, it ties in with the engine, only way it works is if people see the opportunity for it and say DO IT community initiative, like this what do we want, how are we going to get there, who going to do it? ok let's do it. that's the Kimbercote Express.
joanna, kate, mike
ours is a school bus, a veggie oil schoolbus, thinking of what pat said earlier about the way of life being destructive unsustainable, feeling that deeply in most of north america, europe, people in our awareness of humanity western civilization, is not humanity don't believe that we can ever go back, we need new ways to sustain ourselves, k-cote being that opportunity to do it and show others it can be done. in the school bus tradition, running on gas but eventually that will run out, so veggie oil and elbow grease and fat of the land, trash the world throws away that powers our education mobile! the resources are there, community is there, just takes a focused push in the right direction, the steering wheel we dodge bureaucrats, or run them down! some of the labeling elaborates on the frame of the bus, symbolizing the way a community shelters and supports each other, support for complete support, cant live unless help everyone. only been to a couple of weekends and met few staff and board, still very new, so don't know how big or influential it is in peoples lives individually, but see as possibilities could be SO STRONG that way, made of steel, the door a retreat centre, inviting newcomers to come and be on board, look around, and think geez? didn't think you could run on veggie oil, and go home and think about it some more. the windows, can't be blackened, the windows we see the new ideas, new initiatives, weed out the ones that don't work, "oh that idea can make us more efficient", bring it on board. that's it for labeling, except for the point of who it carries... it carries each other, supporting each other, people are there because they want to be there. you can't come in and be held by hand, we can show you the door, show you the possibilities, but can't support people, it's a two way street, everyone has to participate or it doesn't work, it ties in with the engine, only way it works is if people see the opportunity for it and say DO IT community initiative, like this what do we want, how are we going to get there, who going to do it? ok let's do it. that's the Kimbercote Express.