29/11/2025
Saying goodbye to Taroona today after such an incredible season here on the sandy ocean big river banks of timtumili minanya… land of the Mouheneener people • Palawa country.
So grateful for the warm local welcome and generosity of everyone who visited for a steam and a swim and a yarn in between. The winter sunrise here is poetry, the way the cliffs bounce back all the colours of the sun as we rotate through space. The day the pod of seals play-fully stayed for hours, watching the gulls drop mussels on the rocks to snack. All these caterpillars and cup moths… and the wind. Oh the wildest wind.
This quote from Saul Williams ‘wind is the moons imagination… wandering’ has winnowed through my thoughts many a day, the tempestuous velocity, a friend shared how in Ayurveda the wind can at one end of the spectrum bring in fresh energy and creative ideas… and at the other be akin to dementia, a force that scatters making it hard to find focus. It’s been both and everything in between. Such a joy to get to live this time outside in all the weathers.
We will still be rolling out for sauna with the ever divine Drip Beach - come south and meet the shoreline.
Keep breathing while the days get busy and sun lingers long and it feels like time is quickening.
Hugs