JANE SANDILANDS stories


JANE SANDILANDS stories
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AUSTRALIA ‘Set in Stone’, AIR, A Qantas Magazine, September 2009 Stonemason James Charlwood brings romance and passion to working with stone on heritage buildings. READ MORE > ‘Temora Refuelled’, CountryBIZ, Issue 44, 2008 A visit by an aerobatic pilot 14 years ago led to the establishment of the remarkable Temora Aviation Museum, in country New South Wales. READ MORE > 'On the Edge' South Coaster Magazine, Winter 2007 Sculpture comes to life on a clifftop in Bermagui. READ MORE > ‘Shear Excellence’ Good Weekend, The Age Magazine, August 17, 1996 When John O’Sullivan looks at his Saxon Merinos, it is with a faintly quizzical expression…Now 73, until he was 57, sheep had been merely a decorative part of the rural landscape. READ MORE > 'A Passion for Purple' South Coast Style Magazine, May-June 2007 Energy & passion combine to make a successful lavender farm. READ MORE > 'When a Cup is More Than a Cup' South Coaster Magazine, Summer 2006 Artist Poppy Benton makes fine porcelain objects in a bushland studio. READ MORE > 'A Day in the Life' CountryBIZ Magazine, June 2006 Meet Brian Humphreys, a policeman who became a Buddhist. READ MORE > ‘Divine Work’ CountryBIZ Magazine, January 2005 Part ancient wisdom, part energy connection between diviner and the land ... water divining is in demand. READ MORE > ‘Space with Grace’ CountryBIZ Magazine, February 2005 The seachangers have refined life in Australia’s coastal towns creating an appetite for new styles of housing... READ MORE >		INTERNATIONAL ‘In Company with Ted Hughes’, The Weekend Australian Travel & Indulgence July 24-25 2010 A writing course in northern Yorkshire is an inspirational affair. READ MORE > ‘English language, French Style’ Sydney Alumni Magazine, SAM, Winter 2008 Finn McCall travels the world, teaching English to French speakers. READ MORE > 'One Perfect Day' The Weekend Australian, April 21-22 2007 Spend a month - or a day - in the unspoilt town of Villefranche-sur-mer on the French Riviera. READ MORE > ‘Paris match is perfect’ The West Australian, October 29, 2005 As we boarded the Paris Shuttle at Charles de Gaulle airport at 7.15 on a cold Paris morning, the email from our landlord was tucked firmly in my bag….. We were staying for 15 nights, pretending to be Parisians…. READ MORE > ‘A taste of the real thing’ The Weekend Australian, Sept 18-19, 2004 I remember my first taste of Saint-Nectaire....Tasting it, I asked my companion, "Where did you get this cheese?" He looked at me winningly and said “I had it flown in specially, from the Auvergne..." READ MORE > ‘Charm on the side’ The Weekend Australian, November 20-21, 2004 Although I expect my first visit to Paris to be part of life’s theatre, it has not occurred to me Parisian waiters would play more than a bit part.’ READ MORE >
PHOTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Nick Cubbin, Sam Davis, Justine Forrest, Ken Latona, Clinton Murray, Andrew Brown, Prem Samira
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