Jul 18, 2020 12 min

Carapace

from Soil and Human Health Hosted by Amanda Rowland

Amanda looks back to the early 80's and an experiment in self-development that almost kills her. Clearly she lived to fight another day and a years sojourn in country Victoria gives her a first taste of rural living that she is still drawing on for inspiration today.

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