Stepping into Piccolo Pear is a pretty magical experience. This little shop that is both a bespoke florist and an outlet of handpicked wares. As we enter in off the busy street we are welcomed into an atmosphere that is immediately calming and enchanting. You might easily imagine that you’ve been transported to another land and another time.
It’s a mild Friday afternoon and we are visiting Full Circle Farm to meet up with Shannon Kelly, to have a little chat about his approach to farming. Shannon meets us at the gate and welcomes us as we past the rustic cottage that this family of four call home…
It was an absolute pleasure to get some mud on our boots and meet the Kelly family from Full Circle Farm. A few years ago they uprooted their suburban lifestyle, headed to the country and have never looked back. Watch this endearing instalment of ‘Bohemian Traders | Stories’ below and learn ‘how’ and ‘why’ this charming little family are making a difference when it comes to supplying their community with meat and eggs.
Last week we caught up with Em & Dave (founders of Bohemian Traders) for our inaugural ‘Bohemian Traders Stories’. It was lovely chance to share a glipse ‘behind the scenes’ of this growing business and at the same time get to know the family. _ As Em & Dave spoke on ‘what they do?’ and ‘why they do it?’ something that came up multiple times was the importance of ‘giving back’. The idea of giving back takes many forms
Humans need stories. We define ourselves and our tribe through them; we learn how to relate to each other by sharing in them together. Through the narratives we tell and those we’re told, we learn our place in the world. In a large part, our stories make us who we are, but more importantly they paint for us a picture of who we could become.
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