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- Shiso plants two years old
These are my shiso plants still going strong two years on. These plants have been kept in the their strawberry planter for two years now. I’m surprised tbh just how well they’ve done, as they’ve pretty much been left alone. They were grown from seed and I put plants in various locations to figure out… Read more: Shiso plants two years old - How to make fig leaf tea
Fig leaf tea has many potential health benefits and has flavours similar to rooibos or chamomile. So it may not be everyone’s …. I like it though! There’s something very earthy about it. It’s gotta be one of the earthiest teas I’ve tasted. Here’s a couple of methods to make your own fig leaf tea,… Read more: How to make fig leaf tea - Seaweed photo session at the cove, Cottesloe beach
It’s a warm June in Boorloo and the weather is still so good and the water so warm, we’re all still swimming. This is the first year I’ve experienced this to the level that it’s still comfortably cool enough to swim. I took a quick walk along the beach and shot seaweed as I went.… Read more: Seaweed photo session at the cove, Cottesloe beach - Reader Head Lookout visit and the Japanese history of Cossack, WA
Reader Head Lookout is on the northern hill of Cossack (Bajinhurrba in Ngarluma language), Western Australia and it’s a stunning place to visit. 当記事の日本語版良かったらこちらになります。 Down to the left is Settlers Beach and you can see out to Jarman Island and the Jarman Lighthouse and quarters. There’s info online about the lighthouse here and how it’s one of two remaining cast iron… Read more: Reader Head Lookout visit and the Japanese history of Cossack, WA
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