These are some of the little coloured fish that the snorkellers saw.
Approaching Phi Phi Island resort. This is where 2000 people were lost/died in the sunami. 
We had a delicious buffet lunch here.
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see no evil, say no evil, hear no evil
featuring the joys of life and craft involving friends, fibre, yarn, fabric with some chatting along the way....
Silver Creek wise monkeys
see no evil, say no evil, hear no evil
Welcome!
I am a daughter, wife, mother to 3 adult children, Granma to 3 gorgeous grandkids, daughter-in-law, sister-in-law, mother-in-law and best friend. Who I am makes a difference to some of these people more than others, but they all make a difference to me.
I live at Golden Hills in Silver Creek in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range in Australia. The largest nugget of gold in our area, (before my time), was found near our back door. The creek 'down the back' still offers specks of gold, but the tailings don't offer good nutrition to the trees or plants, and with the frost, gardening can be heartbreaking. But it is one of the most beautiful spots our country offers and has 4 real seasons and clean air.
We came here 29 years ago, to grow trout and now we grow Black Worms for the aquarium trade, unique and hard to explain. You could look at blackworms.com.au if you want to know more. This meant our 3 kids have wandered off to study, travel and work. They come home sometimes to visit and bring Miss G, Mr J and Miss T with them to see Granma and Grandad.
I have wonderful friends, and we meet to spin, knit, crochet, sew, shop, chat and do what friends do best, support through good and bad. My friends' craftings feature constantly in my blog as they are wonderfully creative people. I hope you enjoy an insight into their beautiful work and life at Silver Creek.
I live at Golden Hills in Silver Creek in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range in Australia. The largest nugget of gold in our area, (before my time), was found near our back door. The creek 'down the back' still offers specks of gold, but the tailings don't offer good nutrition to the trees or plants, and with the frost, gardening can be heartbreaking. But it is one of the most beautiful spots our country offers and has 4 real seasons and clean air.
We came here 29 years ago, to grow trout and now we grow Black Worms for the aquarium trade, unique and hard to explain. You could look at blackworms.com.au if you want to know more. This meant our 3 kids have wandered off to study, travel and work. They come home sometimes to visit and bring Miss G, Mr J and Miss T with them to see Granma and Grandad.
I have wonderful friends, and we meet to spin, knit, crochet, sew, shop, chat and do what friends do best, support through good and bad. My friends' craftings feature constantly in my blog as they are wonderfully creative people. I hope you enjoy an insight into their beautiful work and life at Silver Creek.
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