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Published: April 13th 2011
Cities do tend to become much of a muchness after a while. I have had a view that a key element in the difference between countries is really a product of the natural environment and its interplay with the people, or vice versa of course, expressed largely through the built environment. So, cities should always be interesting? But they aren't. Or perhaps it is just that the built environment can b...
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Alex
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Hats and Flowers
David Hope you picked up a knitted hat to match my Ecuardorian effort... Do tell Pat her photo was of an Osteopermum. Bad news for (Northern) Oz is it requires water, well drained soil, and cloudy weather to get the 'whirlygig' effect... ideal for Blighty; I assume we stole them from South America. In my old garden I grew plants with white petals and purple reverses - an extraordinary sight. Looking forward to Peru tales - do throw in some stories from the locals you meet if you can, those are my favourite. Happy Easter; after forty days without meat, I cant wait. Alex