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Here's the view of your "back yard." Taken about ten minutes ago. Our property goes halfway up the hill in…
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You can always tell when cockatoos are flying overhead - because they are very loud and never shut up. This…
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Cold, and a bit dark (see above).
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It's a little after 4pm Thursday here in Tasmania.  We're just a little past the day's high temperature of 13C…
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How about a "Downunder-er?"  Damn hemispherists. 😉
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I think I may have posted this before, but it seems timely to post them again. I wrote these two…
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Is that what all the wood we use would look like if we split and stacked it all at once,…
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That's one of my more spectacularly dyslexic efforts.   Now that I've hung the laundry inside, it's beautifully sunny outside.…
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Yes, it does look like she's laughing.  Since I knew she was yawning, I couldn't make the leap myself.  Thank…
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only to find the last cafe closed when I'm done. So 've brought it here. A note on the uniqueness…
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We are actually better off felling trees than collection deadfall.  Australia has spent more time being eroded down, and less…
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The "life of the home" is exactly that - an endless cycle. Now, if you'll pardon me, I have to…
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Unfortunately, I can't split wood to say my life.  It has something to do with being massively uncoordinated. Instead, I'm…
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It's raining again.  Which means we get to look like a Chinese Joss house with laundry drying all over the…
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who need your Albert "fix."  Here's Mr. Crankypants settling in for his day-long nap.
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As long as it's not pouring down rain. It's also where we harvest our own firewood - which, along with…
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Ditto!
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Yeah, there's something to be said for proximity.  Which is why we love our own little slice of australian bush…
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I'm fine.  Nina and Inti are humming for their breakfast, which they have already learned to expect everyday - which…
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a walk through this ancient grove of Tree Ferns (Frangiapani) at Cradle Mountain, a World Heritage Area in Tasmania.
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