The weather in Australia leading up to the start of M2M was absolutely beautiful. But on the morning of, there was rain, hail and gale force winds that nearly blew us all away. Many artist's were involved in the whole experience and in the creation of various artworks including these beautiful paper and fabric pieces.
Basils Farm
Thursday, May 3, 2018
On our visit to Basils Farm we were taken in by the natural beauty of the location, the panoramic views across Swan Bay, the native birdlife, indigenous plants, and trees. We got there so late in the afternoon that we had the place to ourselves and enjoyed a walk through the gardens, then relaxed on the lawn overlooking the vineyard with a glass of wine.
Adopting sustainable farming practices are a significant part of Basils Farm's vision for the property. In addition to growing an organic, edible kitchen garden, the farm has also established extensive market gardens and orchards. Farm animals have also been introduced including chickens, Indian Runner ducks, “Baby Doll” doll sheep and llamas.
Adopting sustainable farming practices are a significant part of Basils Farm's vision for the property. In addition to growing an organic, edible kitchen garden, the farm has also established extensive market gardens and orchards. Farm animals have also been introduced including chickens, Indian Runner ducks, “Baby Doll” doll sheep and llamas.
Quiet Before the Storm
Kerrie Bedson assembled this beautiful little homage in the studio the evening before Canoe was to set off on her grand adventure.
Big Rock
Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Knowing that this was going to be the start of Mountain to Mouth, we ventured out here a few days in advance to take in the lay of the land. The distinctive granite peaks of the You Yangs rise from the flat volcanic plains between Melbourne and Geelong.
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