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A Glorious Cob Mob
Eleven hardy souls gathered from far and near on 4/8-9 to mix up several dozen batches of cob by foot and hand and start building the walls of the little building looking out over the eastern field. A big shout out … Continue reading
April Fools cobknobbing , and much anticipated April cob mobs
According to Websters, hobknob means: “to spend time with someone (such as a famous or wealthy person) in a friendly way”. By extension, the newly birthed word “cobknob” means “to spend time with someone (such as a famous or wealthy … Continue reading
New Harts Mill video…..
by Randy Dodd A couple months ago, I was perusing the Carrboro ArtsCenter winter/spring course offerings. One caught my eye, “Make a Documentary in Seven Weeks”. It promised to teach me “Final Cut Pro X”, and also offered access to … Continue reading
A LOGO for Hart’s Mill!
Hart’s Mill is blessed with many talented people who bring so much to our community. Fine Artist, Margret Mueller, felt moved to create a new logo for Hart’s Mill Ecovillage, a recognizable symbol to use in a variety of ways … Continue reading
Calling all members!
February 11 was busy for Hart’s Millers, with several of us beginning our day with a rally and the 11th annual Forward Together and Moral March in Raleigh to reaffirm our commitment to fight social injustice at the state and … Continue reading
California Ecovillage Odyssey
by Hope Horton and Paul Voss The first principle in designing permaculture systems is: Observe and Interact. It was in this spirit that Paul and I tripped off for a family visit in the California Bay Area, extending our stay … Continue reading
Showing Up for Community Housing, with Chuck Durrett
by Paul Voss On the evening of January 20, several Hart’s Mill members and friends came together in the Fellowship Hall of the Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship to hear Chuck Durrett speak on the topic, “Cohousing: A Community Approach … Continue reading
The Deed is Done
Today was a powerful day for Hart’s Mill Ecovillage. At about 1:00 pm, Alana Ennis signed over the title to 112 acres of beautiful fields, waterways, and woodlands which we will now call home. Alana, Katy, Paul, and Hope met … Continue reading
World Soil Day
By Ginny Richter It may surprise you to learn that conventional farming practices worldwide have significantly contributed to climate change. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO): The long-term conversion of grassland and forestland to … Continue reading
November Nourishment and Grace
A Hart’s Mill Friendsgiving In the November darkness, two dozen members and friends gathered at Arcadia Common House for the gifts of community — companionship, excellent food, and drinks galore. Candles lit up the tables and late-fall flowers brightened the … Continue reading
