An ardent community reporter going by the name of 'Hulme Hippy' has posted video footage of the recent Manchester Permaculture winter feast on Blip.TV . The event was organised by pemaculture activists including Adele Myers and Kelda Platt, and was a celebration of all things green and permaculture, in the City. During the proceedings, activists and community leaders from a variety green projects gave short talks about the recent successes of their projects.

The nite, which was hosted at the Af-e-We in Hulme, also included live entertainment, including poetry by Count Drax and Ruff, plus music by thembones, Naomi Mather, and Chico Pere, and tunes by DJ HippyKrit.

Featured here is a video showing Adele and Kelda talking briefly about the evening, along with other local people giving their perspectives on permaculture. The full list of video presentations on Blip.TV also includes:

• Helene Rudlin - Hulme Community Garden Centre
• Mark Hudson - Manchester Climate Fortnightly
• Agata Alcaniz - talking about Manchester Permaculture's new drupal site
• Kirsty Herron - Highfield Eco Allotment Project
• Jenny Nelson - Environment Network
• Vanessa Hall - Manchester Climate Action
• Jane Morris - Birchfields Park Forest Garden
• Josh Steiner - Action For Sustainable Living
• Rob Squires - Permacultue Association Britain

You can watch the videos here on Blip.TV.

Many thanks to Hulme Hippy for all his support, and to everybody else that contributed to the night, including Franklin from the Af-e-we, and the guys that did all the sounds.