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Mixing ingredients for our acorn chocolate cake
acorn flour, cocoa, butter, eggs, honey, sugar
getting our fire going
The girls wanted to make their own fire in their own space - and what a happy fire it was!
Cake ready to go on
Dutch oven cooking
Much balancing, climbing, jumping
Don't you want to try it! It was yummy!
Stilts inspired when harvesting the poles for our tripod
An opt in activity - for those interested in learning about honouring life and death, and how to process an animal in a good way
It was beautiful how respectfully everyone who chose to be a part of this engaged in the process
The energy of the rabbit was also appreciated
Such a spacious, rich, joyful day full of learning, experimenting and feasting.  Vicky and Ed's group processed the acorns they had leeched since last month into a scrumptious acorn chocolate brownie cake. 

​Feathers and Jill offered a session to all the children who wanted to on honouring life and death through the gift of a few rabbits.  It was beautiful how respectfully they all engaged in this and how much gratitude was expressed for life and for all our relations that support our lives.
2 Comments
Georgia Feet Party - 3 years ago
Very nice blog youu have here
Untangled Threads - 4 months ago
It sounds like it was such an enriching day.

Authors

Victoria Mew, Founder of Cultivating Curiosity

Ross Torode, Youth Program Facilitator