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Louise Livingstone

Louise Livingstone

Faz Rahmen: Coe Hill Farmers’ Market

The late Faz Rahmen ran the Coe Hill Farmers’ Market Cafe and Bakery, and the Coe Hill Local Food and Music Festival. Here he talked about how important it is to grow our own food.

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