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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Autumn Equinox
Until 1753 Great Britain celebrated the New Year on March 25 – just after the Spring Equinox of the Northern hemisphere. Equinoxes are the midpoint between solstices, when day and night are equal. In Sydney, we have just had the … Continue reading
Roger’s Garden
Yesterday, as I sat at my desk in the artist’s studio (okay, at the dining table in my flat) I heard Roger barking, and I knew it was about 3:30pm. Roger lives in a garden of herb and flower beds separated … Continue reading
Posted in The Animal Kingdom
Tagged bees, dogs, dragon flies, garden, red setter, vegetable patch
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