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The Urban Ecoist Post #1: Food

September 16, 2013 aliciafox Eco Photography, Ethical Photography, Wellness Photographer tags: Addison road markets, alfalfa house coop, australia, Australian beingness photographer, Australian wellness photographer, beingness photographer, beingness photographer Australia, beingness photographer Sydney, eco photographer, eco photographer australia, eco photographer sydney, eco photography, eco photography australia, eco photography sydney, ethical food, ethical food production, ethical photographer, ethical photography, green photographer, green photography, marrickville markets, marrickville photographer, marrickville photography, newtown photographer, newtown photography, Organic food, organic food Australia, organic food Sydney, organic produce, organic produce Australia, organic produce Sydney, petersham photographer, petersham photography, photographer petersham, photography petersham, sustainable photographer, sustainable photography, sydney, sydney eco photographer, sydney eco photography, Sydney ethical photographer, Sydney ethical photography, Sydney organic markets, Sydney wellbeing photographer, Sydney wellbeing photography, Sydney wellness photographer, Sydney wellness photography, the good hood, wellness photographer, wellness photographer Australia, wellness photographer Sydney, wellness photography Sydney 0 comments
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Just because you live in Inner City Sydney, doesn’t mean you can’t live out your eco homesteading dreams.  I do my best to be as green as possible in every aspect of my life, from growing my own organic vegetables to living in a chemical free home.  I do what is best for our environment, which includes what is best for my own health.  After all, we humans are part of the eco system too. The Kitchen Above 1. Each Sunday I walk down to Addison Road Markets in Marrickille, to buy my chemical-free fruit and veges (my own garden is only 2 months old so just produces salad greens so far). I talk to the stall owners to find out about that week’s produce. The delicious, gluten free bread is freshly made by the lovely folks at Common Ground, a commune not far from Sydney. 2. My first crop of (giant) home grown mushrooms. They were the sweetest mushrooms I’ve ever eaten. 3. My seeds, nuts and dried foods come from Alfalfa House Co-op (Enmore), my favourite place to shop. The stock is as organic, local and ethically produced as possible.  I love the co-op so much that I volunteer […] Read More

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