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Aberthau Flax=Fibre+Food

Aberthau 2013 video documentation

Posted by sharonkallis on January 14, 2014March 15, 2017

Here is a short 5 minute video that sums up a years worth of activities from our first year at Aberthau growing flax for linen and more…

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