Long Walks & Anarcho-Primitivism:
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Paul Mobbs: Rambler; Activist/Hacktivist; Author; Researcher; Deep Ecologist; but none of the subsequent parameters in that list exists without the influence of the first.
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This page provides a complete index for Long Walks & Anarcho-Primitivism. The posts can be access from the main titles, and to access any accompanying video click the small link below each title segment.
This index provides a list in chronological order, as this blog, unlike the others, is written as a continuing dialogue – that will hopefully expand over time to cover more and more inter-related issues.
This is intended the be a practical blog. To that end you can view the YouTube playlist containing all the videos associated with this blog. The videos are an integral part of the blog, as they show the activities which each blog post describes.
The ‘Meta-Blog’, no.9, 1st December 2020:
‘My Resignation’; or,
‘Long Walks & Anarcho-Primitivism’
This is a cross-posting from The ‘Meta-Blog’, since this essentially marked the launch of this whole project: “I am writing to inform you that as of the end of 2020, I am resigning my position with the environmental movement”
Long Walks & A/P, Part 1, Yule 2020:
‘An Introduction, with Musical Trees’
An introduction to my new blog – and the importance of change as a process where you are open to chance discoveries rather than just dogmatic advance planning.
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Long Walks & A/P, Part 2, Imbolic 2020:
My Day-Pack ‘Unpacked’; what do I carry in the big bag on my back?
So many times people passing have said to me, “what have you got in that big rucksack?” In this blog post I’ll outline what it is I carry in ‘my big pack’, and a little about why I take it.
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Long Walks & A/P, Part 3, Mabon 2021:
‘Wild tea making and the revolt against the machine’
Walking, camping, and foraging, are the last ‘natural’ refuges outside technological society – the last ‘commons’ open to all irrespective of wealth; albeit one that’s always under threat. I know I’m not alone in that position. More importantly, I know there are many more who want to ‘downshift’ into “something else” – other than where they are now – but have not the first clue how.
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