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25.01.2022 Loving the wonderful community offerings at @victoriancountrymarket Excited to be part of the online market offerings. They have a direct courier so postage is speedy #buyvic #victoriancountrymarket #christmas #greatoceanroad #surfcoast #victoria #australia #writteninstone #geology #beachwalk

25.01.2022 Echinoid found in Point Addis Limestone 2010. I have a few fossils and rocks on the table here at @aireysinlet_market . Come say hi #aireysinletmarket #greatoceanroad #surfcoast #market #2020 #victoria #australia

24.01.2022 Precious view ! #writteninstone #greatoceanroad #bookdelivery #apollobay

23.01.2022 Such a joy to visit the coast! New delivery of Written in Stone: reading the rocks of the Great Ocean Road to: @thebookshopatqueenscliff @torquaybooks @saltandpeppergallery @poppiesanglesea ... @angleseanewslotto @otwaysindigenousnursery @greatescapebooks - Lorne Beach Books -Galapagos Books Apollo Bay #greatoceanroad #writteninstone #surfcoast #geology #deeptime #beach #rockramble #queenscliff #torquay #bellbrae #anglsea #aireysinlet #lorne #lovelorne #apollobay @ Great Ocean Road See more

22.01.2022 Beautiful geological words. Vitreous! A non metallic lustre that resembles glass. Origin: Latin: vitrum = glass #geology #lustre #minerals #writteninstone #vitreous #wordoftheday

20.01.2022 Iron rich - heme - hematite. weathered and tumbled at the edge of a Torquay cliff. First day out of lockdown delivering books. #torquay #greatoceanroad #hematite #beach #writteninstone

20.01.2022 First market in loooong time. Sunshine, people, coffee, social distancing, books, crepes. Happy to be here. #aireysinlet #market #surfcoast #greatoceanroad #writteninstone #2020 #geology

19.01.2022 Then the rain came.. #aireysinletmarket #greatoceanroad #writteninstone

17.01.2022 Balanced just right. From the local rock garden. My favourite colours from this coast. Ochre and dusty teal #rockgarden #market #coast #aireysinlet #greatoceanroad #writteninstone

15.01.2022 Virtual market These bookmarks always sold well at the wonderful @aireysinletmarket . Now available on my website. Looking forward to the day when the markets start up again! #writteninstone #aireysinletmarket #greatoceanroad #surfcoast #geology #book #bookmark #reading

14.01.2022 Empty books waiting to be filled . They have been sitting on my shelf waiting patiently. Watercolour and wanderings to come! #handbound #books #journals #copticbinding

13.01.2022 Sneak peak at new project! #geology #deeptime #naturewriting #stories #book

08.01.2022 Happy to be back at the @aireysinlet_market after a few months away. Tucked in on the deck. Come say hi . #aireysinlet #aireysinletmarket #greatoceanroad #easter #market #victoria #australia #writteninstone

01.01.2022 Excited to be joining @pattiebeerens and Linda Gallus at @thehiveoceangrove for the opening of - ENTROPY I will be bringing signed Written in Stone ’s along. Come say ! Saturday, 30 January 2-4pm... ENTROPY Linda Gallus (painter) & Pattie Beerens (ceramics) 29 January 28 February The Hive Gallery, 1/41 Smithton Grove, Ocean Grove, Victoria 3226 T: 0417 116 216 www.thehiveoceangrove.com.au Friday to Sunday 10-4pm or by appointment Linda Gallus paints to explore a run-down farming property in Curlewis with it's woolshed and outbuildings that are slowly deteriorating and returning to the earth. Ceramicist Pattie Beerens interpretation of the same site adds a tactile element to the encompassing experience that is "Entropy" . By incorporating the Indigenous grasses and plants that once vegetated the Bellarine Peninsula Pattie posits that nature and nurture may return. (image)Pattie Beerens, Family Pithoi, 2021, three clays. Formed from three clays into the shape of an urn, this large robust pot forms a genealogy that goes back millions of years and before man. Made from mineral rich black clay from Ireland, coarse white clay from Australia and smooth red clay discovered on the side of the road in Anglesea. Photo credit Thomas Radtke See more