Blogs about: Project Ethos
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1997-present: The GalGael Trust - sowing hope through hands-on-heritage
Photo of the comedian Norman Maclean taken from The Urban Clansman, the blog of the Galgael Trust From the Guardian - Its freshly oiled pine hull is as fragrant as a wet winter woodland. Modelled on a… more →
The Isles Project
1997-present: The GalGael Trust - sowing hope through hands-on-heritage
drfrank wrote 9 hours ago: Photo of the comedian Norman Maclean taken from The Urban Clansman, the blog of the Galgael Trust Fr … more →
Ethos 11 Is Here! Fashion, Music, & Art Goodness
Jennifer Rose wrote 2 months ago: Hey All! I’m excited to say it’s Ethos’ 11th show! If you made it to the last one, … more →
August 21 Is Going To Be Crazy!!
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Jennifer Rose wrote 4 months ago: Here is the updated flyer for Project Ethos’ 10th show, Ethos X! It will be craaaazy! The Far … more →
Interns Needed for Fabulous Event in August!
Jennifer Rose wrote 4 months ago: I’m currently working for Project Ethos for their Ethos X event August 21 and my supervisor ne … more →
22nd May 2009: Revolution in the air - can today's politicians learn lessons from the Peasant's Revolt?
drfrank wrote 6 months ago: ‘by the people, for the people’ by kayodek From the BBC - The anger in the air is palpab … more →
Project Ethos Meets Cheryl's Swag & The Other
Apes wrote 8 months ago: WWW.THEOTHERDUCK.COM Project Ethos, one of the hottest annual shows in LA, features new and upcoming … more →
The Other Duck To The Future...
Apes wrote 8 months ago: The Other Duck got a glimpse of the future in fashion, music, and art at Project Ethos the other nig … more →
1994-2009: Wildly ambitious - debating the species to be reintroduced to Britain
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drfrank wrote 10 months ago: The precise time when the large blue butterfly can be seen depends to a great extent on the weather, … more →
27,000BCE: A man's red-ochre burial in Goat's Hole Cave (aka The Red Lady of Paviland)
drfrank wrote 11 months ago: Reproduction from the University of Newcastle’s Museum of Antiquities website on The Life of t … more →
8770-8460BCE: Emulating deer at Star Carr
drfrank wrote 11 months ago: Antler frontlets found at Star Carr in Yorkshire (this is a facsimile of one) may have been used in … more →
'Poetry is buried too deep in the English soil' - On the English Imagination
drfrank wrote 11 months ago: Flowers for the Bard, taken by Martin Beek on his trip to the church of Holy Trinity, Stratford-upon … more →
'Poetry is buried too deep in the English soil' - On the English Imagination
drfrank wrote 11 months ago: Flowers for the Bard, taken by Martin Beek on his trip to the church of Holy Trinity, Stratford-upon … more →
December 2008: Reconnecting with the grand narrative sweep of Britain's past
drfrank wrote 11 months ago: ‘Carols in Parliament Square‘, uploaded to flickr by 5jt Those following the political n … more →
December 2008: Reconnecting with the grand narrative sweep of Britain's past
drfrank wrote 11 months ago: ‘Carols in Parliament Square‘, uploaded to flickr by 5jt Those following the political n … more →
14th November 2008: A New Hope - Victory in the High Court for the UK Pesticide Campaigner
drfrank wrote 1 year ago: Campaigner Georgina Downs celebrates outside the High Court after her victory. Photograph: Dominic L … more →
3700BCE-1900BCE: The mysterious Avebury Complex
drfrank wrote 1 year ago: Rev. Dr William Stukely’s image of the serpentine Avebury Complex, published in 1743 From page … more →
The Sound of the Surge of the Sea
drfrank wrote 1 year ago: Brewing storm on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis, by Donald Mackinnon Here is a story told by th … more →
2008: Laying the foundations for the future - Transition Towns
drfrank wrote 1 year ago: ‘Charles Hendry MP gives out the prizes at the end of the Forest Row Bike day’ – p … more →
