over the rainbow

so in case you hasn't heard...

our exciting news!


Reckless Exuberance is going to be selling knitted delights
at Rainbow Serpent Festival 
as part of The Pixie Collective stall 

Now firstly
for those of you who don't know
Rainbow Serpent is a most amazing festival 
out in the beautiful bushland of Western Victoria
it is full of wondrous music, art, people and so much more
it is spectacular I tells you!

Secondly 
The Pixe Collective
are a brilliant group of local, exuberant 
crafters, artists and makers
who sell whimsical, unique goods of all kinds.
they have a great shop in High st, Northcote


So Reckless Exuberance
will become part of this collective
for Rainbow Serpent
which is next weekend (Jan 27-30)


I am busy putting together an
array of vibrant festival goodness
which will be for sale here


And...
for this time/place only
I have decided to treat the splendid attendants of zis festival
to some special prices
on singlets & shorts
which you can expect to be at half there usual prices!


other items that will be available include
toastie gloves, vibrant headdresses and handy neckpouches


I will be working at the Pixie Collective
stall for a few hours each day
so
maybe see you there!

either way I can tell you this much


it will be a magical adventure!


peace out x






 

meandering

"the house represents 

what we ourselves 

would like to be on earth:

permanent, rooted, here for eternity.

but a camp represents


the true reality of things:


we're just passing through"


Wildwood
A Journey through trees
By Roger Deakin

another world

 

trees

are amazing
and fascinating 


wood, leaves, roots, branches, bark
there is beauty in all of it
in all its different forms


we utilize it so much, 
I forget sometimes how much we rely on it...
how versatile it is


homes, furniture, heat, paper, pencils, climbing, growing
fruit, shade...


I am reading a book about trees

It is called Wildwood, 
A journey through trees, 
By Roger Deakin

He has so many tales of trees
the varieties, their uses, their appearances
he has discovered and knows so much
and still has this brilliant appreciation for every aspect of them

Aside from that 
just his perspective
of nature
from his humble adventures
and his interesting observations
from living
in the forest
are so 
hmmmmmm
I can't think of the word....

exuberant
and
beautiful

anyway I am still reading it 
so must be off


peace out x