Lorne — On today’s walk I followed the Sculpture Trail of the Lorne Biennale, approximately 3 K along this classic foreshore, stretching from the pier to the swinging bridge. The piece under examination in this photo is called the end, the beginning. I rather imagine the title is a side-glance reference to the ancient legend of the blind monks and an elephant. As I see it, the artist has challenged the...
Lorne — I don’t really have a lot to say about this. After all, it’s pretty easy to point to the weeds in this picture. “Weed” is not, of course, botanical terminology. Rather, it is a gardening term. A ...
Lorne — Summer officially ends in Australia on 28 February, not on the equinox. It is at once our most loved season (beaches, barbecues) and most feared (bushfires, snakes). And, since the world has deci...
Lorne — These three trees are all species of Eucalyptus, closely related but very different. They all stand within one circle that is perhaps six to eight meters in diameter. Their huge root systems are tot...
Blind Men and an Elephant
Weeds
End of Summer?
Neighbours
Looking Down on a Currawong
Golden rays.
Keeping the home fires burning...