Over the months of April to Aug 2022 volunteers from Keyham in Plymouth, ranging in age from 8–86 years old, experienced hands-on farming in nature using regenerative techniques to produce a range of heritage crafts. They were taken through the whole process of producing linen from planting the seed to, processing the flax straw, spinning , dyeing and weaving it. They also learned made traditional corn dollies out of flax straw. In August they harvested the flax that they planted right at the beginning bringing them full circle. The project aimed to give people hands on experince of farming in a regenerative way and also demonstarte the huge amount of processes that go into producing a textile and how that can be done locally, keeping contrl of the supply chain, reducing pollution from textiles and reducing carbn emissions.

The project took place at Keyham Green Places, in Keyham, Plymouth. It is hoped that it helped bring the therapeutic benefits of contact with nature to local people who have been through so much in recent years.