The Caim

‘Caim’ is gaelic, and it has to do with ‘protection’ or ‘sanctuary’; it is derived from the root word meaning ‘circle’, to bend, or turn.

The Caim is set on 2.5 acres of land in the Luthermuir area of Aberdeenshire and centres around rhythms of nature, the land and faith. We’re offering accessible pathways into wild & locally-grown food – for our own health, the health of our communities and the health of the planet.
We seek to grow a wide range of fresh local, seasonal produce of vegetables and fruit. Sharing produce via larders and to others who can give as they are able. 
Give opportunities for ‘meaningful gardening activity’, to listen to people and to build relationships across the communities. Offer a different expression of the Christian way rooted on the land and an expression of Celtic monastic elements and rhythms.