A Green Spot in London Can Jog Innovative Adaptation in US?

You can't just copy things, as lots of folks imagine but you can adapt them to fit your local area. Remember that some really fine television dramas and comedies from the UK were well adapted ot the US market and became big hits.

That's just one of the reasons, I am high on the news that Cate Trotter brings in her green hunt in London. Then ther's the fact that she is a good writer and good writing and photography about good news is a good thing to share!

clipped from changents.com One of my favourite green London spots One of the best green spots in London is, sadly, something that doesn't fit logistically with the rest of Insider London's Green Tour. It's called Neal's Yard and it's just beautiful! It was initiated by Nicholas Saunders in the late 70s, who opened a wholefoods shop that did so well he could then start up one of the yard's neighbouring businesses: the Monmouth Coffee Company. He invited other ethical businesses to join his in the yard, meaning they could take control of its aesthetic and turn it into a colourful ethical oasis in the heart of the city.