Clucking hens and smoking cob ovens: eco fun to Belsize Park
Published:
1:14 AM October 1, 2011
Updated:
1:30 PM October 14, 2020
Belsize Park woke up to the sound of clucking hens and the smell of smoking cob ovens last weekend.
A pop-up urban festival was held on Haverstock Hill on Saturday with lessons in back-to-basics agricultural skills.
Passers-by taught how to make jam and how to keep chickens and were taken on edible plant walks.
Punters could also make their own pizzas in a cob oven, which can be built from materials found in your back garden.
On the same day, Camden Friends of the Earth hosted an eco-friendly treasure hunt across the borough.
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Enthusiastic treasure seekers used only sustainable transport to hunt out clues, beginning at Camden Market and ending at the urban farm festival.
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