The Legendary Coopers Shoot
The day I visit my friend Lynette she’s preparing a second round of snacks for her boys, not long returned from the farmers’ ...read more
The day I visit my friend Lynette she’s preparing a second round of snacks for her boys, not long returned from the farmers’ ...read more
‘It’s so hard to find good gluten-free stuff’, says a woman buying a muffin from the Breadicine stall. She’s merely one of a ...read more
Natasha used to love coffee, drinking easily two cups a day. Since discovering Guayusa, however, she’s been able to give it up effortlessly ...read more
‘The buckets are in!’ Dean tells me. Sure enough, those white plastic buckets filled with 1.25kg of blueberries command one end of the ...read more
MAD MOUNTAIN My initial attraction was to the profusion of green, foliage in all different textures and tones. Then it was the name, ...read more
Eleanor, presiding over the table of apples and pears, weighing the contents of the metal bowls as the steady stream of customers, mostly ...read more
I’m doing a little taste-test. From each of the three jars of honey before me I have removed a modest sample. Jotted down ...read more
Their excitement is infectious. Young schoolboys in uniform cluster around Rebecca Barnes’ stall as she passes the finger limes around: they bite in, ...read more
Fermentation, the metabolic process that produces chemical changes in organic substances, has been used by humans since the Neolithic age, both to produce ...read more
At the Forrest’s stall while Dave serves and chats to customers, wife Sue is showing me the magazine she’s been editor of for ...read more