Bibliophilia

I'm away for three weeks, camping in Cape York, one of the most inaccessible and isolated parts of Australia (which is saying something!...

I went with friend to the monthly markets at Lync Haven just south of Cape Trib . It's a motel with bistro and a small wildlife park. ...

Cape Tribulation is famous for its costume parties. I went to my first one last weekend dressed as a coral reef. My two favourite costumes w...

So... this is what I did with my crocheted coral. I'm pretty proud of this frock! Staghorn coral straps holding up the shelf reef The w...

Surprise! It's raining hard here in Cape Tribulation. Even though its supposed to be the Dry Season, Cooper Creek is passable only to 4W...

I've been crocheting up a coral storm, enjoying exploring form and colour. This is the complete crocheted coral reef so far. It's ...

Mt Sorrow seen from the intersection of Camelot Close and Nicole Drive I've been living on the lower slopes of Mount Sorrow for nearly ...

A feature of the Etsy marketplace is member selected 'treasuries' where anyone can choose a bunch of items they've seen and like...

I was asked to write a letter of support for Te Kowhai Print Trust, and writing it has made me horribly nostalgic for my darling Arab press ...

Staghorn Coral with Nudibranch A few weeks ago I got to go snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, on a mid-shelf reef called Mackey about 20...

Rainforest Hideaway is a wonderfully creative environment. Although I am not making books at the moment, I am making lots of other things, a...