anakin1814I live in a relatively rural area connected by a handful of small towns before they bleed into a mid-market size town/city like Green Bay. Even in this type of area, I’ve noticed the resurgence of the farmers markets and coffee shops. The interesting thing about the small local coffee shops in the towns of only a few thousand people, if not less, is that it’s just not “old people” there drinking a 50 cent cup of coffee. There are all kinds of people willing to spend $5 on a coffee drink and just hang out for a while. For me, it’s a relatively cheap way to find something to do without being stuck in the house. Great post!
kenrgThe Farmer's Market movement is a wonderful, healthy thing for so many reasons. Yes, the social aspect. Also organic produce and fresh air. But community overall. Yay!
WorldAccordingtoRichWhich is why there will always be an England. It's really too bad we don't have the equivalent here, generally speaking...
pcmcreativeThis is an amazing interview. Shame you got cut off a 30 mins. More of this please. "Emma" you are an inspiration. Anyone reading this comment and who hasn't listen to this Boo, make the time you will not be disappointed. Excellent. Thank you Phil and "Emma".
cyberdoylegreat boo! you may need to cut it into two cos the end is missing, but you got the message through. That Mark is a good interviewer, he asks intelligent questions dunnee?
play0:00 / 1:24Local Voice - from Warwick Library. The team asked the people in #warwickshire how they are helping kicl the post holiday blues..listen a...