Imagining Banksia Generations
I love banksias! An ideal plant for coastal areas, they just keep on giving. With dark leathery leaves and silvery undersides, they flower from late summer through to winter. Nectar […]
I love banksias! An ideal plant for coastal areas, they just keep on giving. With dark leathery leaves and silvery undersides, they flower from late summer through to winter. Nectar […]
Have you ever thought about what shapes us? The notion came to mind as Summer blustered in early, all moody skies and hot sticky breath. Recently I wrote about the […]
Pruning is an essential part of gardening. By pruning I mean cutting back the old, the dead, and the unwanted, to encourage new, stronger growth and better shapes. The trick […]
Is it just me or do things in general do better under the gaze of positive intent? But let me explain with a story. When I was a child my […]
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Real Beauty Transcends Barriers
The sensory pleasures and earthy delights of gardening.
Arts + Cooking + Dancing + Joy + Writing + Tales + Tails
'Writers live twice'
Every day for a year, I will write a unique story for you to share and enjoy.
Where The Eagles Fly . . . . Art Science Poetry Music & Ideas
BR Chitwood - MUSINGS: Authors - Books - The World
Life is brutal at times but always offers beauty and love to soften the blows if you open your hearts eye
An Arts-Filled, Tasty And Sometimes-Loopy Jaunt Through Life
Age Concern New Zealand
she sews by the seashore...
Sketches and jottings from a country garden
Welcome to my world.
Nature knows no such barriers
Hope For the Infinitely Curious , the Jack of all Trades, & the Multipotentialite
Stay golden...
Notes on Seeing, Reading & Writing, Living & Loving in The North
Doodles of a distracted historian