Goats and vulnerability
Here is my latest article from the Jewish Independent. It's called:
Goats out in the wilderness
I wrote it just before the synagogue shooting in Poway, but with only a couple of edits, it was sadly still relevant. It's about people, goats like Azazel --and vulnerability.
The piece surprisingly, owes a lot to the research I did for Fiber Gathering, where I met a lot of goatherds, fibre goats, and learned a lot about how they raised them.
The first two photos here are from Crete, where people raise many goats in somewhat free range conditions. At bottom, there's a photo of me making friends with a goat at a festival. My husband, the professor, caught me talking to the goat and took my photo...about 12 years ago now!
Labels: festivals, fiber festival, fibre festival, goats, Jewish Independent, Jewish life, writer's life
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