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My Audience

July 9, 2015by Robyn Haynes 8 Comments

Who is my audience? People who like to garden in small spaces; who see connections between nature and the human experience; who believe in the ‘Web of Life’? People who […]

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A seed is planted

July 6, 2015by Robyn Haynes 6 Comments

I am a noticer of things. I see stories everywhere. Stories serve to help us understand our lives and the worlds of which we are part. I want to […]

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Robyn Haynes

Robyn enthusiastically pursues a green and writerly life on the north coast of New South Wales, Australia, where her background as a doctor of social anthropology equips her with an interesting slant on the human condition. She spends much time indulging a passion for her garden where she ponders life and attempts to stave off existential angst. In her more reflective moments she makes wry observations on courtyard gardening and its parallels with life.

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