Tag Archives: Sydney University

Stacks and Snacks

Posted on July 13, 2019 by sagesomethymes

When I was a child I had to go to Italian School every Saturday morning. I hated Italian school. But I loved that afterwards I was allowed to walk to nearby Liverpool Library where my mum would pick me up … Continue reading →

Posted in Habitat, Spirit of Place, Uncategorized, What Are You Reading? | Tagged Alice in Wonderland, bakeries in Katoomba, bakeries in Kiama, Beowulf, books, City of Sydney, Customs House Library, Dewey Decimal System, Doyles on the Beach, Doyles Seafood, Famous Five, Fisher Library, Fisher Library stack, Flambards. K.M. Peyton, great places to visit in your city, Haymarket Library, Katooma Library, Kiama Library, Lane Cove Library, Libraries, Library stack, Literature, Liverpool library, memories, Nancy Drew, New York Public Library, Public libraries, reading, Secret Seven, State Library of New South Wales, staycation Sydney, Surry Hills Library, Sydney University, The Mitchell Library, tourist at home, Trixie Belden, Watsons Bay Library, Woollhara Library | 2 Comments

The Spirit of Place

Posted on December 15, 2013 by sagesomethymes

I love the experience of being in a wild place: the sight of a vast ocean, the smell of a eucalyptus forest, or the feel of lichen under my hand as I sit on a warm boulder at the edge of an … Continue reading →

Posted in Spirit of Place | Tagged Canberra, enchanted places, Harbour swimming, Murray Rose Pool, Old Parliament House, psychogeography, Red Leaf Gardens, Red Leaf pool, Royal Botanic Gardens, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney University, The Herb Garden, The Mitchell Library, The Musem of Australian Democracy, The Quadrangle | 1 Comment

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