Here are some snapshots-
The lines/poems were written on paper flags made by another community group and displayed along the edge of a path near an eco-pod.
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Monday, 2 April 2012
Family writing at Peppergreen farm, Bendigo
Saturday was a busy day at Peppergreen farm festival- a sunny day and lots of family entertainment so it was wonderful to have so many write about treasure hunting in the garden.
Here are some snapshots-
The lines/poems were written on paper flags made by another community group and displayed along the edge of a path near an eco-pod.
Walker books donated some of my books as prizes. Wonderful to encourage writing and reading on a late March morning in glorious autumn sunshine.
Thanks Walker, thanks Tamara.
Here are some snapshots-
The lines/poems were written on paper flags made by another community group and displayed along the edge of a path near an eco-pod.
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