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Aussie Green Thumb is Australia's premier gardening blog, dedicated to helping both novice and seasoned gardeners cultivate their passion for plants, flowers, and the great outdoors. Rooted in the rich tapestry of Australia's diverse flora and climate, the blog offers a treasure trove of insights, tips, and advice tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities of gardening Down Under.

The content is meticulously curated and written by seasoned gardening experts who understand the nuances of Australia's soil, climate, and native species. They share practical advice on everything from plant selection and soil preparation to pest control and water conservation. The blog also delves into the aesthetic aspects of gardening, offering design ideas, landscaping tips, and DIY projects to transform any outdoor space into a verdant paradise.

Aussie Green Thumb is a community of plant enthusiasts who share a common love for the earth and its bounty. The blog encourages interaction, with readers sharing their gardening stories, successes, challenges, and questions. It's a platform where beginners can learn from seasoned experts, and where seasoned gardeners can discover new ideas and trends.

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CarExpert.com.au is a blog about all cars sold in Australia with an in-depth look at the industry, sales, issues and all the latest news and comparisons. We are a passionate team of people who also founded CarAdvice.com.au, the most valuable blog to have ever sold in Australia.

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Your source for tips, ideas and inspiraction on Home Improvement & Renovation projects including: Patios, Garages, Decks, Sheds Carports & Houses.

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My name is Sarah Cooper, and I am a Close To My Heart consultant based in Harrington Park, New South Wales, Australia. Close To My Heart offers beautifully coordinated scrapbooking/cardmaking supplies, stamps and embellishments. We are a proven leader (of 30 years) in scrapbooking and stamping, designing innovations, and reinventing favourite products to help you discover your creativity and celebrate the relationships that matter to you with beautiful artwork. I was so incredibly excited when Close To My Heart arrived in Australia in July 2013. I would love to help you with your projects. Take a peek at my website or contact me to earn free product with your own Gathering (even an online Gathering is possible). If you want it all contact me for information on signing up as a consultant in my team.Smiles,Sarahhttp://www.sarahcooper.ctmh.com.au/

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Mydickersales.blogspot.com has information on Australian destinations, Camping Sites, Camping Information, Camping Tips, Australian National Parks, Australian Outback Tracks, Camping Equipment. We promote Australia to the world wide web through our website.Based on Camping Equipment, our website also provides a SHOPPING section where customers can purchase :- Music, DVD's, Kindles, Kindle Books, Electronic Equipment, Auto Spare Parts, Online Pharmacy, Pet Prescriptions, Cameras, TV's, Laptops, Bicycles, Games, Toys, RV Equipment, Health & Beauty Products from our affiliated companies.

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I love creating ....

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We are a patchwork and decorative art site that will have handmade items for sale, and also craft supplies, fabrics, and art pieces. We have a shop in the Blue Mountains - Springwood - and hold classes and have a lovely range of fabrics, patterns, supplies, and also birdhouses and dovecotes,.

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Mud Pie is a quirky gardening blog recording the progress of fruit and vegetable growing in surburban Brisbane. The aim of the blog is to inspire its author and readers to get out into the garden and grow food for the family table.

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A blog with the aim of helping readers to cultivate a gardening lifestyle today so that they have a better garden for every tomorrow. Hints, tips and traps about gardening in Australia, specialising in Australian Native Plants.

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My name is Michelle Martin and I am an Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator based in Noranda, Perth WA. Stampin' Up! is a one stop shop offering an exclusive line of decorative stamps and accessories for home decor, greeting cards, craft projects and scrapbooking.All Stampin' Up! products are coordinated in colour families to give your projects a professional look.Following is an example of the extensive range Stampin' Up! has to offer (check out my website to see the full range):Exclusively designed Rubber StampsExclusively designed Ink PadsMarkersPastelsWatercolour CrayonsWatercolour PencilsColoured CardstockDesigner PaperBeautiful Taffeta and Grosgrain RibbonBradsButtonsEmbelishmentsPunchesEmbossing ToolsBig ShotDies and SizzlitsClear Mount BlocksI conduct workshops in your home as well as monthly classes in my home. I am also available for one-on-one workshops as well as kids birthday parties. I look forward to sharing Stampin' Up! with you

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A blog that follows my experiences in trying to complete all those UFOs in the cupboard.

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A blog about my sewing and patchwork adventures

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Food, booze and shoes

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a journal outlining the different types of quilts l have made and what has inspired me create them, plus my dabblings with other crafts

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My Blog is about some personal notes on "How I see the world that surrounds me"My Blog is also about quilting know how, fabrics, books, DVDs and workshops on CD.

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A small blog about a sewer, artist, photographer who wants to share some of the things she makes and creates.

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This blog is about an Aussie who lived in Hong Kong but has since moved back to Canberra. Whilst in Hong Kong, I learnt Mandarin, Mahjong (Cantonese Style), Photography, Chinese Cooking and Chinese Knots. I hope to share some of my skills (mostly Chinese Cooking) with the Canberra foodie community. I will also include random favourites such as French macaroons and some oldies but goodies from my mum and nanna.

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The blog of Australian Applique pattern designer Robyn Coots. Contains details of Robyns unique work.

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The Metaphysical Railroad is a model railroad blog, written by me - Marcus - a 38 year old Australian modeler, as I reconnect week-by-week with my childhood obsession with model railroads. Model railroads are all about life, and the decisions you take are the equal of the most thorny design problem. I am building a layout, and I will record the decisions I take, and my reasons for taking them, as my new/old hobby develops. I am modeling in N scale.

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About Us.We are an 18th century Living History group. Our main area of interest is in the New World and our period is 1680-1760. But we also research this period in Europe and the British Isles.We chose to emulate the New World colonial lifestyle because (a) there were more nationalities in the New World at this time, (b) it enables us to choose an earlier period, (c) we have more choices of personas/characters to choose from and a larger choice of trades and skills, (d) this covers King George���s War and the French and Indian War so it also offers us a wider choice of historical scenarios, and (e) we have a much larger choice of skills, tools, and equipment because of all the above.We have regular meetings at about 10am on the first Sunday of each month which are held either at Linstock House or at Elm Cottage which is our club house, but meetings and activities can be arranged at any time to suit individual members. Regular meetings usually include: a show and tell of new equipment or clothing and the sharing of any research information, learning and practicing period living skills, skills workshops such as tomahawk and axe helve making, bow making, weaving, clothing construction, etc.Most of our primitive camping and Historical Trekking is done in winter. Here in Australia this is a more comfortable time to be camping out when there are no mossies, ants, or snakes to worry about. Also it is a time when we can safely light camp fires and it presents more of a challenge for practicing primitive wilderness survival skills. Historical Trekking is usually held over the weekend from early Saturday morning to no later than 4pm on the Sunday. But participants are welcome to camp for as long as they wish, and they are welcome to arrive on the Friday night and either camp near the old fort or stay in Elm Cottage overnight.All members are required to dress in period clothing to suit their persona. We set no time limit on members getting fully equipped, so long as we can see they are making some effort. Temporary clothing can be made from modern clothing such as: oversized pullover work shirts with the buttons and pockets removed, trousers, black or brown shoes.Period clothing can be made from second hand materials purchased from op-shops, such as linen or cotton table cloths, blankets, leather coats. If members are unable to make their own clothing it can be purchased or custom made. We do encourage our members to make as much as they can as these are some of the skills we learn and practice.Likewise some items of period equipment can also be made and other items can be found in second hand shops once you know what to look for.WHAT SHOULD MEMBERS DO FIRST?First of all you should meet with us, preferably before you even join our group. Then we can explain things clearly and give you some advice on historical research and choosing your period and persona.After meeting with us, should you decide to join our group, you will be required to pay $15.00 (fifteen dollars) to the Australasian Living History Federation for one years insurance cover. Membership to our group is FREE. Skills workshops are also free though occasionally you may be required to pay for any materials used such as a bow stave for instance, but all material costs will be at cost.2) You will need to research your persona. Your persona is the type of character you wish to be. We do not emulate real people from history. As an example you may choose to be a woodsrunner. A woodsrunner is a woodsman, or woods woman, or a French Coureur De Bois. You need to know what clothing they wore, what equipment they used, and what skills they needed to know in order to carry out their occupation and survive in the wilderness. We do have a good deal of this research information on hand, so check with us first before going to the library or searching on the internet. There will always be some research to do because we are always searching and learning.3) Once you have done your research and know what it is you need then you can start collecting the things/items you want. As mentioned before, this does not have to be an expensive exercise; items can be made from second hand or inexpensive new materials and we are always here to help.You can join our group online at: http://historicaltrekkers.ning.com/You can follow my blog for more information at: http://woodsrunnersdiary.blogspot.com