The shared meal elevates eating from a mechanical process of fueling the body to a ritual of family and community, from the mere animal biology to an act of culture
Michael PollanRhynie Woman is an artist collective formed by Debbi Beeson and Daisy Williamson. Both are from Rhynie, a village close to Huntly. They create food and foraging based events as a way of investigating local heritage. Their creative approach to hospitality provided us with sustenance for both the mind and body throughout the year.
Rhynie and the surrounding Strathbogie area is steeped in history: Rhynie Chert, Rhynie Man, Tap o' Noth, pictish and neolithic sites and Alexander MacKay to name just a few. Through an investigation into local food heritage, Rhynie Woman questions how food can be used to re-engage with landscape and its history?
Deborah Beeson
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Hospitality/Hostipitality
Rhynie Woman Artist Report
Project Report
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/ Events
COAST Festival
Perambulator Parade
The Lubare and The Boat Weekend
The Hielan' Ways History Boys Dinner
The Hielan' Ways Symposium
Ancient Rhynie
Make Do in the Kitchen
Oaks & Amity Planting
From this Land
/ Podcasts
Podcast Index
Food: Growing, Cooking & Eating
Travel, Land and Landownership
Dictionary: Songs, Folklore and Belief
