Great Britain

A Summer Conversation Between Oakley and Eagerton

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Carl Kruse Nonprofits blog - Summer post

by Fraser Hibbitt In 1894, two ordinary men set off on a three-day walk through the south downs in England. Their names were Thomas Oakley and Hans Eagerton, and both hailed from London. A short fragment of their journey was preserved by a certain anthologist, Richard Eseat, who compiled a work dedicated to the summer: … [Read more…]

“Bread, glorious bread!” Micro-Bakeries and the Trajectory of Bread-Making

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Carl Kruse Blog - Bread Image

by Hazel Anna Rogers I remember the fat white bread maker sat on the kitchen counter throughout many years of my childhood, and the smell that wafted up in the morning before I could properly open my eyes. Bread is my father’s pride, a baby to nurture and encourage long after my siblings and I … [Read more…]