Get Your Selves Down to Climate Camp

The site was tak­en on Wednesday.Kitchens, com­post loos, wind and solar ener­gy and kids spaces are all up and run­ning; work­shops are go and we’ll soon have a cin­e­ma. The sun’s been shin­ing all day. Friend­ly locals!

We’re rough­ly the same dis­tance from Ffos y Fran, the UK’s largest open-cast coal mine, as the near­est hous­es (36 metres!) — that’s so close the mar­quee pegs are hit­ting coal. Good to know, con­sid­er­ing how much dust and air pol­lu­tion is emit­ted by the mine, the coal from which will gen­er­ate as much CO2 per year as the whole of Mozam­bique.

Come and join us for four days of sus­tain­able liv­ing, edu­ca­tion, move­ment build­ing, and build­ing the capac­i­ty for action.

200+ peo­ple at camp now, with lots still arriv­ing. 2 kitchens run­ning, 2.5 wind tur­bines up (pos­si­ble?) & the wel­come space is all go!

The Res­i­dents Against Ffos-y-fran (RAFF) work­shop was very pop­u­lar & went down well, no sur­pris­es! http://stopffosyfran.co.uk

Fol­low updates at
http://twitter.com/CampCymru09

See: http://www.climatecampcymru.org for direc­tions etc.