Horse poo, Moruya

Just back up the horse, and fresh poo into the bag?

Easter Bunnies selfie, Congo

Me and my shadow

Still morning, Moruya River

Guest photographer: Carol Irving

Emma from Mogendoura Farm

Meet Emma from Mogendoura Farm. Emma sells her beef products Belted Galloway cattle every Tuesday at Moruya Farmers Market.

We especially like the fact that the sausages they make are salt-free. They're delicious!

Click here to find out more about Mogendoura Farm. You can enjoy a farmstay in one of the cottages.

High wind day - dust part 3

Recently we had an extremely windy day. At first I thought the strange sky was bushfire smoke, but it was not - just our precious topsoil blowing off. With Australia's very fragile soils, the loss of topsoil through land clearing and development is a major concern.

High wind day - dust Part 2

Recently we had an extremely windy day. At first I thought the strange sky was bushfire smoke, but it was not - just our precious topsoil blowing off. With Australia's very fragile soils, the loss of topsoil through land clearing and development is a major concern.

High wind day - dust Part 1

Recently we had an extremely windy day. At first I thought the strange sky was bushfire smoke, but it was not - just our precious topsoil blowing off. With Australia's very fragile soils, the loss of topsoil through land clearing and development is a major concern.

The back of Mogo

The back of the shops along the main street of Mogo, from the car park.

Cormorants, Rosedale Beach

Saltwater Creek lagoon, Rosedale Beach

Flipside. Reflection in Saltwater Creek

Saltwater Creek from the footbridge

Saltwater Creek from the footbridge

The footbridge across Saltwater Creek, Rosedale

Saltwater Creek ends in the lagoon at Rosedale Beach which opens to the sea after heavy seas and storms allow a channel to be opened. The footbridge allows access between South and North Rosedale. 

Termite mound, Rosedale

Cavern, North Rosedale

Jet skis, Moruya River

Members of the Society for Creative Anachronism

Many thanks to these happy revellers who took the time to talk with us and explain the society to which they belong, and their interest in "creative" historical re-enactments.

Medieval battles by the sea

The Society for Creative Anachronism began in Berkeley, California in 1966. Now there are groups worldwide. Last Saturday, groups in the "Southern Adora" [Illawarra] area held a Tourney By The Sea and feast at Malua Bay. 

Curious cattle, Moruya

Another look inside Jackie's shop at Mogo

Yesterday we met Jackie whose shop Revamp, Reuse, Upcycle is at Mogo.

Meet Jackie at Mogo

Jackie runs a terrific shop at Mogo, called Revamp, Reuse, Upcycle. She sells old wares to reuse, Australian made chalk and milk paints for revamping and all manner of fascinating bits and pieces.

Click here for more information.

I used paints from here to revamp a weary looking outdoor table and chairs.

Flowers, Mogo

The tractor, Mogo

Lagoon, Rosedale

Lagoon, Rosedale

Horizon, Malua Bay

Seascape, Malua Bay

Casuarinas, Rosedale Beach

Train set, Malua Bay

Many people like to play with train sets. Not many people devote their front and side yard to one!