Showing posts with label vegetables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetables. Show all posts

06 April 2011

sunbury plains

ah sunbury

thoughts of the volcanic plains, the organ pipes national park (grade 3 school trip on a grey wintry day), tullamarine, some festival in the 70s with aztec sacrifices

and now!

the sunbury farmers market! 1 macedon st, sunbury, 2nd saturday of the month - at the place where the ashes rose apocraphylly from the charred remains of a set of bails.

their blurb says: Situated on the picturesque grounds of the Gatehouse right next door to Rupertswood Mansion (The home of the Ashes!), this boutique farmers market has the perfect blend of producers and growers with a friendly “country” style atmosphere. Commencing early 2010 the Sunbury farmers market has quickly become a must do for locals and visitors alike.

it's fresh from the farm, says an article in the sunbury leader


sounds nice. certainly better than the poor excuse for a farmers market we have locally.


and just around the corner, at that nursery (on lancefield rd, sunbury) 355 Lancefield Road, Sunbury they stock oak-barrels, for a very good price , 1/2 at $60, 3/4 at $75 (which they recommend for fruit trees, and perhaps she-oaks?)



08 February 2011

feeding the soul, nourishing the body

i am reading a book about how modern diets are akin to starvation - we put lots of food in our mouths, but much of this food is stripped of nutrients so what goes in are empty calories we store as fat, but the body still thinks it's starving.

how to give the body the nourishment it needs:

some recipes