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I think it’s Thursday
I think it’s Thursday. I know it’s still November. But if my GP were to do one of those tests to assess my cognition right now, I’d have trouble with the year, and where I am, more specifically the international … Continue reading
Posted in Theatre, Time, travel
Tagged Atlantis, Broadway, citizenship, heritage buildings, humour, indie theatre, KXT, memory, New Zealand, November, Stella, Theatre, travel, underground art, vault, writing
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The summer of drop bears
This summer, on our road trip to Portland, Victoria, I discovered that Koalas almost outnumber humans and are so common that they’re ignored by the locals as they walk down the main street. Okay, I’m exaggerating but only a little. … Continue reading
Posted in The Animal Kingdom
Tagged australia, Australian wildlife, baby koala, candid camera, Cape Bridgewater, Cape Bridgewater seal colony, Crater Rim track at Budji Bim National Park, drop bears, Great South West Walk, koalas, Manna gums, Mount Richmond, Mum and bub, nature, Portland Victoria, road trip, summer, summer reading, travel, travel writing, UNESCO World Heritage List, walking
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Spirit of Place: Walking Burwood Road
Burwood Park is a testament to the strange and unexpected wonders that can be discovered in public spaces. I began my wander near the WWI memorial arch where I’d spied the white umbrellas of the park cafe. And I was glad … Continue reading
Posted in Spirit of Place, walking
Tagged Aboriginal tracks, Burwood, Burwood Park, Burwood Westfield's, Confucius, discovery, exploration, Golden Globe Seafood, Little Nepal, Liverpool Road, Mee Noodle House, Mint Vietnamese, Momiji Japanese, Parramatta road, public spaces, pubs, Restaurants Burwood Road, Sahara By The Park, Sandakan memorial, Sydney, Sydney Dumpling King, The Avalon Hotel, The Burwood Hotel, tourist in your own city, travel, walking, walking Sydney, wanderlust, war memorial, War memorial arch, war memorials
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At the Farm Gate
On a recent holiday to Victoria’s King Valley I braved the farm gate. As my travelling companion and I drove through the rich agricultural landscape nestled at the foothills of the dramatic Victorian Alps, we commented on the hand made … Continue reading
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