But in years gone by, there was another smell in Hereford. We Grew Up in Hereford member Cheryl Newman remembered the “horrible smell” of the Herron s tannery near the station in Hereford. John Hollingshead said his grandfather worked there as an engineer on the big boiler. “It had a massive chimney too,” John said. “The entrance was down an alley right next to the Commercial pub. “There were big wooden gates with a door in them. I used to visit him on my way home from school and it certainly did have aroma to it. Out the back was a good size pond that I used to fish in on a Saturday morning.”
We Feed the World: A celebration of smallholder farmers and fisherfolk This stunning book of photography sets out to inspire us to take more interest in where and how we buy our food. Over three years, the Gaia Foundation and renowned photography curator Cheryl Newman invited 46 eminent photographers to capture the triumphs and challenges of 50 farming communities around the world for an exhibition and subsequent book,
We Feed the World (Little Toller Books). Along with the journalist Francesca Price, they set out to create a series of extraordinary images and stories, drawing attention to the smallholder farmers who grow 70 per cent of the world s food on less than a quarter of its agricultural land, as well as the traditional fishing communities who provide more than 50 per cent of the fish we eat.
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