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Middle Path Stormwater erosion at Middle Path
A look at a light rainfall coursing down the growing erosion gully at the top of our drive. |
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Features The Eyes Have It
A presentation to the “Maleny Mob” describing the rich array of information available in your eyes as detailed by the Rayid model of Iris interpretation. |
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Features Empower Your Consciousness
Another presentation to the “Maleny Mob” describing human consciousness, how it works and how to work with it. The benefits of operating at higher levels of consciousness are a key feature of this talk. |
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Features Cactus Flower Opening
Around Christmas time the hanging cacti ( which I think are Echinopsis thelegona) produce the largest and most beautiful flowers which only open after dark and are pretty well exhausted by the morning. Here's what that brief life looks like for one flower....... |
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Middle Path Driving through Middle Path
a look at the Autumn flowers along the drive. |
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Healing Herbs A walk with the Broms at Middle Path
a look at the April blossoms along the drive. |
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Healing Herbs Blues Buster Tea and Tincture
a natural remedy for Depression Worry Stress, specifically formulated to help you banish the blues and brighten up your life |
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Health in the Home Making a Tincture - home made medicine How to make a medicine from plants in your garden. |
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Health in the Home How to apply a herbal tincture externally concerned about the consequences of taking your tincture internally - here is how you can use it externally to alleviate your concerns.. |
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Healing Herbs Bees Harvesting Nasturtium - home made medicine How the Bees harvest the pollen to make their medicine (honey) from plants in our garden. |
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Healing Herbs a Spring Planting at Middle Path - celebrating Ostara downunder It's impossible to ignore the onset of colour, scent and visual delight each year and we always seem to add more plants to the gardens - here is a glimpse of some herbs we planted in 2012. |
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Healing Herbs a Spring Planting after 3 weeks - how the plants grow Three weeks later the plants have all taken enthusiastically and are showing early signs of maturity. |
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Healing Herbs Chickweed - nature's natural fat-buster, skin detox and cancer fighter
If you haven't access to fresh Chickweed - which nobody has during the summer anyway, our tea or tincture is the best way to enlist the help of this potent herb. The tincture is simple to use and so convenient when you are travelling. |
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Healing Herbs Chickweed - nature's natural fat-buster
This lovely low-growing, trailing weed is delicious, the whole herb is used in salads, soups or stir frys and as a herbal tea. Chickweed is very high in Protein, minerals and Vitamin C and is excellent for helping to dissolve fats in the body. Chickweed is excellent for weight reduction, particularly in discouraging fat retention. |
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Healing Herbs Herb Robert - cancer killer in the garden
This delightful herb has many names: Herb Robertianum, St. Robert, Storkbill, Cranesbill, Red Robin, Fox geranium, St. Robert's Wort, Bloodwort, Felonwort, Dragon's blood. It is an irrepressible, joyous addition to any garden and will add beauty, health, healing wherever it grows. |
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Healing Herbs Lemon - a marvellous gift from nature
The lemon has so many health benefits, it offers easy to prepare remedies for a host of ailments such as colds, chills, headaches, coughs, flus, Influenza to mention just a few of the better-known recipes. It is probably the only fruit which you will find in bars around the world - and there is a reason - its health-restoring and preserving qualities have been known for millenia. |
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Healing Herbs Nasturtiuma natural, potent antibiotic from nature
We have found Nasturtium to be a potent broad-spectrum antibiotic and healer which far surpasses any medical antibiotic in speed and effectiveness. A significant ingredient in many culinary dishes, Nasturtium is known to stimulate the appetite, promote digestion and metabolism.
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Healing Herbs Wild Raspberry - a great help with childbirth and with cancer too!
This "weed" grows profusely at Middle Path and we have heard tales of it "taking over" underutilised pasture very rapidly. The plant is listed as a “threat to Pacific island ecosystems”. We enjoy early mornings gathering their wild fruit for breakfast. What a delight to enjoy these natural abundant nutritional gifts from Nature. |
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Healing Herbs Yellow Dock - a broad spectrum healer for all ills
If we could only take a few herbs with us – this would be one of them! Dock has powerful medicinal properties and acts as a natural iron in the human system. It is a wonderful blood purifier and body cleanser - known to have helped heal scrofula, leprosy and tumors. |
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Wildlife The Return of the Platypus after a 3 year absence one of our favourite neighbours came back - what a delight! |
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Wildlife Catbirds at Middle Path Catbirds visiting Middle Path to feast on berries outside my office window. |
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Wildlife Horus helping out Sometimes Horus insists on contributing his energy to a coding session - not sure if it helps the code a lot but it's hard to say "no". |
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Wildlife The Kelpies helping out Sometimes - usually in the morning - the Kelpies are pressed into a search and find mission. |
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Wildlife A Bush Turkey helping out An enterprising Bush Turkey started building a mound next to our home - we collected around 7 trailer-loads of mulch from his efforts and, fortunately, dissuaded him from bringing a female to make another clutch. |
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Features How we got our name - spectra which dance Watch the dancing spectra in the temple at Middle Path - what else could we call our work with light?
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Features A Unique view of an Eclipse - ecliptical spectra We were delighted by the spectacle displayed in our main room during the Moons passage across the face of the Sun - a timelapse video of the celestial pageant.
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New Year's Eve Fireworks and folks glimpsed from Mooloolaba Esplanade, 2017 with the moon getting an honourable mention.
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A Whale watching at Hervey Bay What else could you do in Hervey Bay during September? We had a delightful day and here's what it looked like through the lens.
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A Day in the Life of a Sandbar
A timelapse of the visuals created by the beach, ocean, wind and clouds the tide went and came at Hervey Bay
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Maleny Botanic Gardens Opening Day
Plants thrive in the rich soil. Birds and wildlife flock to the cascading waterfalls, ponds and open areas. As a work in progress, it is an inspiring 'must see' for nature and gardening enthusiasts. As the garden changes colour with seasons, and as work progresses, the space and the views are continually evolving and excelling themselves.
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A quick return trip through Maleny's innerskirts
A local development along the lines of Google Street View camcars brings you a virtual tour of Maple Street courtesy of the Dancing Spectrum Car Cam.
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Kim Kirkman's Lift Gallery Opening
Maleny Magic Manifests
What a treat to work with such delightful material - visually voluptuous, amazing audio and momentous metaphysical magic - a videographers dream indeed - thank you Kim. |
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Maleny Show
a collage of the Maleny Agricultural Show.
Every year the Maleny community creates one of the Sunshine Coast's premier events which showcases the many facets of life in a thriving rural environment. |
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