Stop your jactitations immediately
Here’s an interesting ‘Word of the Week’ for Verandah Magazine from our friends at AUM PR – a word with two completely different meanings…
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I’d like to be benath the sea in an Octopus’s garden in the shade
Year 10 Byron Bay High student Georgia Willey used her Gopro to capture this great shot of her friends while they were snorkelling at…
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You’re a fool if you think it’s easy
It’s a brave person who takes the road of DIY Super writes Campbell Korff from Yellow Brick Road, despite the growth of self-managed super…
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‘Pottering’ around is a family affair
The new owners of the Lismore Northern Rivers Pottery Supplies are riding a wave of ceramic resurgence, writes Candida Baker. Madeleine Smith and…
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Of droughts and flooding rains
“300 mls of rain in one night,” says Verandah Magazine’s Candida Baker. “It was unbelievable. I like this shot because the road closed sign…
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A bucolic 1000 kilometre walk and life was all mouy bien
When Byron shire resident Jeff Sampson headed off on a summer adventure to walk the Camino del Norte he found that life actually could…
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The Cullen Hotel – where art and accommodation meet
Looking for a place for an overnight stay in Melbourne, Candida Baker chanced across The Cullen hotel, part of the Art Series group,…
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Art wall is art for all
Says Verandah Magazine columnist and business mentor Sonia Friedrich of this photograph she captured outside Byron Bay’s Bayleaf Café recently: “Over the last year…
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You say potato – I say what kind?
Robert Drewe discovers that one man’s Kipfler is another man’s Red Rascal, that Iceberg lettuces are out of fashion, and that the local markets…
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Irenic goodnight, goodnight Irenic
This week’s Word of the Week from the lovely folk at AUM PR, is ‘irenic’ – an adjective that describes something that is peaceful….
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