Give the village a boost

Apr 15, 2023

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I hope you’ve been enjoying the continuing stories from the Bellender Arms.

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Ecological discussions in our Pub

George explains stuff. We were having a quiet drink and discussion in the Bellender Arms, our favourite pub where we enjoy quietly discussing important issues over a local organic beer or two. Sometimes three local organic beers when the discussions get heated…

2 years ago · 2 likes · Prosocial

More eco tales from the pub

The Pub owner has ‘gone green’ and changed the bar menu, no more beef, we get insect or precision fermented burgers instead. This has seriously upset Clementine as she had changed her beef cattle for kangaroos because they don’t produce anything like as much methane. The owner also decided to buy a solar cooker to prepa…

2 years ago · 4 likes · 3 comments · Prosocial

The conspiracy game ..

Here in the Bellender Arms we organise a Pub game once a month. Tik&Tok We are quite lucky, we, the many, who frequent the Bellender Arms, Julie and Fred keep us up to date with what’s trending on TikTok, things we often find surprising and are sometimes keen to try. Julie reported that eating oranges in the shower was trending, she had tried it but repla…

2 years ago · 1 like · Prosocial

Fuel bill price rise panic, solution found

A tourist had once wasted our local organic fair trade air to sing a folk song called ‘a Pub with no beer’, he didn’t make any friends amongst the locals. We were wondering if his song had jinxed us as the beer pumps in the Bellender Arms had run dry, for the first time since 1782. We were gathered on the terrace trying to find pleasure in the consumpti…

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Helping the neighbours deal with sea level rise

The Pub door burst open and George rushed in all flushed. “Stop everything,” he shouted. “We have been asked for help.” He was a bit out of breath which is unlike him, he seemed to have been running and discussions started around the bar as to if and when anyone had ever seen George break into anything more than his usual shuffle…

2 years ago · 5 likes · Prosocial

Stress relieved before it became chronic

Anybody taking a stroll around the village over the last few weeks would have noticed that the inhabitants seemed troubled by something. Faces were a bit long, greetings short and efficient rather than warm and friendly, the mediation class had become more and more popular. People were spending time at the cliff or on the beach staring forlornly out to …

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