Two friends reunited (via facebook) bridging the time gap of 30 years, the geographical gap - Australia and USA, and the generation gap; by blogging about food, fashion, fotography, fitness, family, and friends.
Renotta ........http://rrtdesigns.blogspot.com/ Web- www.shopatnextdoor.com/ http://projectknitway.blogspot.com/
Clara ........"Developing a fusion of contemporary food with health, fitness and creative ideas.
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Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts

Monday, January 28, 2013

Another beautiful foreshore walk near Noosa began at the entrance to Noosa National Park on Parkedge Road and meandered to Sunshine Beach returning via Tanglewood Track. A challenging 2 hour walk with the reward of glorious foreshore views.
Holding on tightly to Ian on the VOL 125!  Air con working well.



Up many steps - the higher you go the better the photo - Sunshine Beach












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Sunday, December 18, 2011

Holidays give time for reflection and renewal



 Christmas and holiday greetings
 for fun with family and friends
Agapanthus  bloom at Christmas in Sydney and could be called our Poinsettia. Affectionately referred to as Aggies, they are hardy, enduring and self sufficient.





The video below takes you to my Christmas garden, with added  thoughts for reflection and renewal.
Clara





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Monday, June 20, 2011

Where the hell is Clara?

Hi R and other friends
Troubador
In answer to your question, I'm baaaaaack after a fabulous holiday in Italy and France.  I missed being able to blog along the way but WiFI was elusive.   Thought I'd share a special highlight which was the river cruise through Burgundy from Portailler to  Seille cruising on the Soane River and it's tributory the Seille River.   Shaded by oaks and willows and lined with reeds, the river took us through many natural environments such as wetlands and marshes. 
Fabulous French food along the way
We stopped at wonderful little villages, hunted and gathered food or ate in restaurants along the way.  The food in France, of course, is amazing with duck and terrines being my favourites; and of course the bread is to die for!  A few steep learning curves added spice to the general tranquility but I'll let the video tell the story of our adventure.
Clara



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