Black,White and a River

After enjoying a drive along the river and a picnic lunch we stopped at the lookout at an area known as Bradys Lookout for some photos. It is named after Mathew Brady ,a notorious bushranger, who came to Tasmania as a convict from England in 1820. He escaped the penal settlement at Sarah Island in 1824 and spent the next…
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Back in Black

After playing around with colour over the last few weeks ,I am back in my all black today and I must say it does feel good.Black is my go to when nothing else seems right, somehow for me it always works. The secret to wearing all black for me is to mix up different materials and shapes and to add…
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Pewter and White

Today we visited Clarendon House ( which dates from 1838 ) and its park like gardens.Time and a little matter of having Raffy with us did not permit a tour of the house but we are determined to do so soon. I have always had an interest in our historic properties and am enjoying revisiting them and hope to discover…
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Going Japanese

I must admit I was rather pleased when the topic for this weeks Share-in_Style was Japanese Style, as I have had enjoyable Summer discovering the joy of wearing a Japanese label Moyuru. The interesting and relaxed shapes of their clothing makes them a joy to wear,along with their wonderful fabrics.They  fit the category of different,structural and timeless,always a must when…
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Watermelon By The River

A visit to the small town of Perth for lunch at the very imaginately named  restaurant ,The Phoenix and The Fox, which is housed in an old church. After an extremely good lunch we made our way to the nearby South Esk River to take some photos. Overlooking the river is Stone House, a magnificent Georgian house dating back to…
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