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Wedge tales

On February 21, 2026February 21, 2026 By JeremyIn Uncategorized

The Kestrels have continued to offer all kinds of photography opportunity in the last few weeks, and we'll get to all that at some point, but for now let's have a look at a bit of a phenomenon from the good old Block of Flats. In short, I was on an errand in the car …

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A ride on the wild side

On October 22, 2023October 22, 2023 By JeremyIn Uncategorized

You may have intuited from the odd subtle reference herein that I do rather like to head out on a bicycle now and then, to explore the countryside hereabouts, air out the lungs, and best of all, give the psyche a good rev. Most of these expeditions are uneventful, which is a good thing when …

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Feathery fantasy

On April 19, 2023April 19, 2023 By JeremyIn Braidwood1 Comment

It's been a while and this piece has been sitting on my desktop awaiting this or that embellishment. And new things keep happening to interrupt the unfettered flow of creative juices. Long story short, it's out of date, overwrought, and lacking a real point. Sold? Then read on! I had a dream the other night …

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Locking down and opening up

On August 10, 2021August 10, 2021 By JeremyIn BraidwoodLeave a comment

As most of Australia wearily re-enters lockdown, cowed by the vigorous, irrepressible Delta Strain, in Braidwood (alongside the reappearance of masks on the local populace) we’re starting to see very early signs of spring. This winter has been a lot colder than last year’s edition, so seeing the first few buds on the trees really …

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Life on two wheels

On August 25, 2020 By JeremyIn BraidwoodLeave a comment

OK, I have a whole bunch of posts half-done and awaiting the final push to force them into shape and spewed out to an indifferent world. The problem is that they are all rather complicated and serious, which is a difficult look to sustain around here. In the meantime, things need to keep inching forward.  …

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