#365walk project
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Earlier this year I made an ambitious claim about walking for at least 30 minutes a day and recording images from my walks. The project is…
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Leaf, contour, coastline and more from Plant(e)scape
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Last night Simona Vermiere gave a talk about her research focused walking and plants, exploring some of her PhD work and talking about how she came…
Letters to a tree – Wanderlust
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After waking up to an amazing sunrise, I set off early for the first of the Made of Walking workshops. This morning Stefan van Biesen and Annemie Mestdagh…
Plant(e)scape Made of Walking, Cyprus
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Well – after an exceedingly long journey (even by Australian standards), I made it to Neo Chorio in Cyprus for Made of Walking. And now I…
Missing in Action
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Dear readers, it has been some time since we have posted a blog. Although we have been missing in action online we have still been having some adventures.…
A Flower in My Garden
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Any idea what flower this is? Unidentified flower This flower was photographed late this afternoon in my front garden, if budding botanist can identify it, common name is…
Flowering Basil
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I recently photographed this beautiful flowering Basil in my back yard.
Flower Mystery Revealed.
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Flower from the Cockspur Coral Tree I came across this beautiful flower growing on the banks of Cabbage Tree Creek, Aspley, Queensland. It is know as the Cockspur…
Swanning around Lake Ginninderra
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This photo was taken on the shores or our local lake this afternoon. The reflections are just astounding.
Way of the Turtle at Water, Peace Power
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In earlier posts about Way of the Turtle I wrote about our collaboration for Water, Peace, Power in Taranaki. During the residency, we learnt a lot…