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Sat 21/3: Harmony Day

Today is Harmony Day.  It’s a day to remember and celebrate the diversity of our nation.  A day to respect and acknowledge our First People.  A day to value the individual cultural contributions of all who call Australia home.  We own a shared history, together.   I would like to share a couple of poems with...

19/03/2015 – Turtles, Tayls and Tiny Fish…

 I can’t contain my excitement at seeing this beautiful Hawksbill Turtle swim from under it’s rock shelter, to the surface in Cabbage Tree Bay yesterday, so am starting off my fill-in blog for Bernard with him! So many wondrous creatures lurk above and below the surface of our favourite swimming spot…   There’s a link...

Love Tips from the Bishop

Great morning at the Bold and Beautiful. Can you believe the water is still 22.2 degrees? It really was classico conditions…   Scotty and I live parallel lives. We got married within a few weeks of each other, had our first kid within 6 weeks of each other, bought houses within a few weeks of...

Monday 16th March 2015 – Claire, Milly & Lyndall

I met Claire last year when I  wrote a blog, titled, “Where’s Drinky when I need him?..”  about  Claire the mother of Drinky’s baby Maguire     Claire is a great swimmer who requested a “mascara” shot   Here is her Facebook shot   She’s moving her  “Thomas the Tank Engine” business t0 Hong Kong  ...

15/03/2015 – Lost Sunday

I don’t know what happened today but our usually reliable Sunday team of bloggers didn’t show so I am composing a lightning blog (for all of those closet writers who are a bit tentative about volunteering, don’t be hesitant, with Mary’s wonderful notes, it’s dead easy and it can be quick too….I reckon this one...

Sat 14/3: Something fishy about this blog

There’s something about a morning ocean swim with friends and fish which allows us to live in the moment.   First light breaks over Manly Beach:   The water invites us:   Quiet contemplation on the rocks wishing they were swimming with pink cappers:   Taking it all in:   This is hardcore!   Charlie...

Beautiful in Manly… meanwhile in Melbourne

I am stuck down in Melbourne (more on that later…), but this morning at the swim…   Looks pretty good (thanks Lesley for the shots) – 155 swimmers in 22.7 degree water. The balderdash crew enjoyed the cracking conditions…     Meanwhile the A-team gathered in Melbourne…   With a little dinner at Rockpool courtesy...

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