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November 9, 2015 by Transition Wilmslow

Transition Network Newsletter

The latest edition of the Transition Network Newsletter – worth a read here

It includes details of:

their new publication -’21 Stories of Transition’
how a community responded when overwhelmed with refugees
news of Transitioners from around the world going to the Global Climate Conference which takes place in Paris from 30 November to 11 December 2015 in Paris.

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Sauerkraut made a couple of weeks ago. Cabbage salt and a few juniper berries. This fermented food is not only pre and probiotic but preserves all its vitamin C and creates a wealth B vitamins too. That is why Captain Cook took literally tons of it in barrels on his boats. It kept his sailors from getting scurvy. It is cheap, homemade, long lasting, and super healthy.

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After the enormous success of our first repair cafe we are running our second on. Saturday 18th January, 10 - 1 United Reformed Church halls, Wilmslow. No need to book just turn up. Contact us at transitionwilmslow@gmail.com if you have a question #repaircafe #wilmslow #transitiontown

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