Heading out

Bags packed ready to go...York and babies here I come!

Floating gems

Theses brilliantly coloured fuchsias looked like floating balloons on the glass like water.

Chocolate art.

These hand made chocolates were each a different work of art and flavour.

Some people have no respect

Tim decided the Buddha head was the BEST place ti dry his boots.

Climate Action NOW!

Yesterday's Climate Action rallies throughout Australia brought 60,000 people out to ask for more action towards renewable energy alternatives and planning for a sustainable future. Climate change is one of the greatest threats facing our younger generation and the Government have not shown the Australian public that they have any credible climate change policy.

It's time to demand that they protect our children's future.

For Rosanna the knitting queen

A knitteed tree trunk warmer outside the library in Stirling.

Testing the swing chair.

Andrew's latest timber construction is a beautiful wooden garden swing, perfect for reflection in the garden on a hot summer day.

Worm or snake?

When confronted with this wriggler this morning I had to look very carefully to see whether its 10 inch body was actually nematode or serpent.

Land based Lotuses

These magnificent artichokes remind me of lotuses...out of water!

Home made music

The year 12 Project at the Waldorf can be anything,  but it must take a year of development and planning. This is Oliver Behrndt's plastic pipe glockenspiel..tuned pitch perfect and a fabulous donation for the school.
I'd love to try to make one too, one day...

A day at the races

Chinggis Maeder

The donkeys are back

 The first orchids of the season are delighting the hikers in Belair,

Halloween Aussie style.

Pot of Gold

The perfect rainbow that stretched over the Hindmarsh stadium perhaps provided the luck needed for the Reds to win the first and only game for the season.