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Where I'm From .
Part 1 - Pre My Memory. (from letters, documents and photos ) A 4th and 5th generation Kiwi, I am from brave adventurous ancestors ...
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Variety10 hours ago
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Day 85 of 202511 hours ago
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lovely roads we have traveled17 hours ago
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Quilting for Cherie, Janine & Judith3 days ago
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Oh Dear, I’m At It Again3 days ago
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Chookshed Stitchers challenge5 days ago
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Week 12 of 20256 days ago
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Rainbow quilt progress, and Spring!1 week ago
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The bear went over the mountain1 week ago
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Plotting1 week ago
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The story of a garden -3 weeks ago
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Bouquets and Garden Musings3 weeks ago
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National Flag of Canada Day1 month ago
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Prairie Schooler Santas1 month ago
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A Fresh Start!2 months ago
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Summer Snippets3 months ago
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Fiber Arts Show @ Kent Art Assoc., Kent, CT10 months ago
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Around Tennant..........11 months ago
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Summer Speed1 year ago
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Anzac Day 20213 years ago
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A joy shared is a joy doubled!5 years ago
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A new art quilt, sketching, and Kanazawa5 years ago
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About Me
- Ali Honey
- Quilting is a wonderful hobby for me. I love the beautiful fabric and colours - my artistic side comes alive. I have lived in Te Puna near Tauranga since 1978. Recently retired after 40 years working on our own small orchard where we grew Kiwifruit and Avocados for export. We have a large garden and grow many fruit, nuts, vegetables and flowers.Our new property runs down to an estuary.. When I was young I was a teacher and particularly liked teaching art. I have also worked in the Kiwifruit Industry in Quality Control and Auditing. I love to create and am currently passionate about patchwork and quilting. I sew by hand and using my Bernina Aurora 440 machine. * All photos enlarge by clicking. * PLEASE do not use my photos or words without my permission.
I am a Member Of:-
- Tauranga Patchwork and Quilters Group, who meet at the Art and Craft Centre every 2nd and 4th Friday 10 am till 3pm and 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights 7.30pm.( contact me for more info )
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8 comments:
Is that a water lily? In under the Hostas.
Thankyou for the treats from your garden!
The peas look delicious.
We've finally been having some rain too. DOesn't it green up quickly. Everything looks so clean when it is green.
What a lovely scene! I always love to see your garden growing. Fresh peas are my son's favorite.
Those peas look amazing! Our area was in a drought for the two years we lived in England...it has rained about every other day since we have come back. I'm hoping I can revive my garden...
I have learnt more about Kiwi fruit from your blog than I knew before,
Drop me an email sometime and we should met up in the new year.
ljbreadmore@gmail.com
Oh how green it all looks! I can almost smell it!
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