PFAF

[Guest guest]

Eden project sounds very interesting. I think I've

heard of it before but don't know much about it. Do

you have a web page address?

 

Plants for a Future is a different project. It's kind

of an experimental vegan permaculture project with

thousands of species of edible and useful plants. I

went to work there for a couple of weeks last summer.

They have a web site on

 

http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/pfaf/intro2.html

 

Michael.

 

--- Jane Cuming <jane.cuming wrote: >

Where is Plants for a Future?????? I went to the

> Eden Project in Cornwall

> yesterday. Is that what you mean? It was

> fantastic!!! I would recommend

> it to anyone, especially if you are interested in

> the environment. The

> tropical biome was 31 degrees and very humid. A

> fine mist was released

> every few minutes and I had to take my coat off and

> roll up my sleeves. My

> husband's glasses steamed up! The tropical plants

> and trees (especially the

> near-extinction ones) were a real treat! A must for

> all world loving

> vegans!

>

> Hope that's what you meant by Plants for a Future.

>

> ~~ Jane C ~~

>

>

> -

> " Heyman Michael " <Michael_heyman

> <vegan-network >

> Saturday, April 14, 2001 10:31 AM

> Re: New Vegan

>

>

> >

> > Have you been to Plants for a Future?

> >

> > --- Vaughan <vaughan-vn wrote: > >

> I

> > live in Devon in England. No, I don't know any

> > > vegetarians living near

> > > > me, let alone vegans.

> > >

> > > Where abouts in Devon do you live ? I spent a

> good

> > > few years as a vegan in

> > > Devon. I lived outside of Plymouth, which isn't

> too

> > > bad if you're vegan.

> > > Totnes is also a bit of a mecca for anything

> v*gan,

> > > I never had much trouble

> > > eating around there.

> > >

> > > Vaughan

> > >

> > >