The 21st century.
And I suppose it’s good to flick a switch and have light, to turn a tap and have water, to have access to the Internet.
But the community I’ve left behind this evening is harder to replace and leaves more of a hole than any mod cons I live without when I’m there.
Just saying.
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You were born in the wrong time and place Jax. You should have been a kibbutznik. Looking forward to hearing more about your week away. xxx
I’ve wondered about that. I do need a little space to be silent, at kentwell I can retreat to my tent. So perhaps a moshav – is that the right word?
Totally the right word – I’m amazed you know it. 🙂
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