Author Archives: Liz

Monday Harvest – January 19th 2015

Posted on January 19, 2015 by Liz

We were away last week, playing in Phillip Island’s surf.  I love boogie boarding and spent an enjoyable week in the waves (mostly in a wet suit as it hasn’t been particular warm here for the past week or so).  … Continue reading →

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Beans, Beans, Beans, Beans, everybody loves Beans

Posted on January 10, 2015 by Liz

The Goodies were big in Australia, much bigger than they were in their native Britain (or so I am reliably (?) informed by my Pommie partner.  Of course the Goodies sang about string not beans but the sentiment is the same.  … Continue reading →

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“Crowd-farming makes Master Chef look like a Bunnings BBQ”

Posted on January 9, 2015 by Liz

“Crowd-farming makes Master Chef look like a Bunnings BBQ” says Grow it Local co-founder Jess Miller. Normally I ignore press releases but this one caught my attention and I thought Melbournian readers would be interested in this event. Grow it … Continue reading →

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December Harvests

Posted on January 7, 2015 by Liz

Time seems to have gotten away from me, it’s the 7th January and I’ve yet to wish people a Happy New Year.  So to everyone who reads, has read this blog, or will read it in the future, I hope you … Continue reading →

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How to stake tomatoes

Posted on December 14, 2014 by Liz

There – I’ve done it, I’ve written a blog post title designed to provoke, to create controversy. I recently trained a group of people on Communication & Social Media and one subject that we returned to reasonably frequently was dealing with ‘trolling’, ‘flaming’ … Continue reading →

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