Last night I watched the Road to Guantanamo, a film about the innocent English guys who ended up in the USofA’s obscene illegal detention centre. I didn’t think I could get more angry about the injustices of the world but I was wrong. Well worth watching and very well made.

How time flies – since we last met I’ve turned 34, been to Scotland to visit Ruth’s parents, nearly finished this term’s work for college and spent some time at Coolcaha making it look pretty. So the blog has been rather neglected.

I’m still most impressed by all the great work that [Rob](http://transitionculture.org) and [Graham](http://zone5.org) are doing in the field of sustainability so I thought I’d make my own little contribution by sharing [this excellent invention](/wp-content/uploads/windfarm.jpg) with you.

**Fuel crisis – my arse!**

Which reminded me of the Limerick I concocted for a [Walnut Books](http://www.walnutbooks.com/) competition whilst mixing cob at the [Hollies](http://homepage.eircom.net/~thehollies/pages/home.html):

> A flatulent man from Fermanagh
> Was known as an expert in Wind Power
>
> When asked how it started
> He just smiled and farted
>
> And magically made a hot shower!

(credit to Richard for alerting me to the continued genius of [Viz](http://www.viz.co.uk/).)