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John Lennon's Eldest Son Believes His Father Sent Him A Profound Message From The Afterlife - Vimarsana News

John Lennon's Eldest Son Believes His Father Sent Him A Profound Message From The Afterlife

This is the message Julian Lennon believes his father set him from the afterlife!

Inside John Lennon's bizarre hippie island - Vimarsana News

Inside John Lennon's bizarre hippie island

The wild island of Dorinish epitomised 1960s counterculture after John Lennon bought it at auction. But utopian fantasy soon turned dark

This is how our 21st-century peasants' revolt took on the royals over rewilding – and won | Joel Scott-Halkes - Vimarsana News

This is how our 21st-century peasants' revolt took on the royals over rewilding – and won | Joel Scott-Halkes

When we started out, we didn’t dare dream it would lead to this: expanded rainforest, a beaver release, and rewilding at Balmoral, says the co-founder of Wild Card Joel Scott-Halkes

Cork hippie OAP David Walton vows to keep growing weed after latest brush with law - Vimarsana News

Cork hippie OAP David Walton vows to keep growing weed after latest brush with law

A 79-year-old pensioner who recently avoided prison for growing his own ‘weed’ has told how he was once chased by the FBI in a helicopter when they raided a 40-acre cannabis farm he ran in California.

The pattern under the plough: the 'old, weird Britain' on film - Vimarsana News

The pattern under the plough: the 'old, weird Britain' on film

The rhythms and rituals of rural life have seldom been conspicuous in British cinema. But in this feature from our August 2010 issue, Rob Young looks back to feature films of the 1960s and 70s, and to documentaries across the decades, and finds that traces of the ‘old, weird Britain’ can still be unearthed.

Source: bfi.org.uk