Oh these are too cute! I always loved the 'big,bad,Banksia Man'! I'm new to blogging but have been a terrible lurker for a couple of years and always look forward to your posts. I too have a 70's/80's style house with exposed brick and far too much stained pine panelling. I've loved watching what you've done to your place and get a lot of inspiration from your pics. Tell Moth he's doing a great job ;-) Kerri x
Millie, Those Baby Gum Nuts are precious. Reminds me of my childhood. I had these CHILDCRAFT books. To this tay I have never found any books as magical. I think there were 12 books. It transported me to beautiful places. yvonne
Hi Mill's, I've never seen or heard of a Gum Nut Baby. They are obviously an Aussie thing as we don't have Gum Tree's here in the U.K. so, they wouldn't have anywhere to live !! I think that I would have loved them as a child. They look so cute and cuddly. Were they all good or was there a BAD Gum Nut baby ?...and, were some of them naughty ? I'd like to think that there were some naughty things going on !!!! XXXX
Those little gum nut babies are so cute. Millie this is the weekend we start our family room makeover.The old brick bar is gone bring in the paint.Be prepared for me to bore you too death with photo's. Kind Regards Karen
Life in the little village of Stirling in the hills above Adelaide in South Australia is just about as good as it gets! Enjoying a cool climate and 'hill-station' feel, Stirling is well-known for its 19th-century stone villas set on large grounds dense with roses, camellias, rhododendrons and huge old Oaks.
With 3 sons, 3 grandchildren & my work in a scientific business dominated by yes, more men, The Laurel Hedge was born out of my sheer desperation for something the boys just don't get & never will!
Quote This!
'No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it all too seriously.'
15 years of renovating was over - we'd just completed everything & were really enjoying our lovely old Victorian villa in the Eastern suburbs of Adelaide. However we'd always had a fondness for the country life & without warning we found ourselves transported by alien beings disguised as Real Estate Agents to a house on 1/2 acre of wild, rambling gardens in Stirling!
The house is circa 1972 & with all the 70's features. Open-faced brown brick walls, raked ceilings, exposed beams, split levels - totally yuk! However, it's inherent design is great & the location amazing - tucked behind a wonderful old laurel hedge in a quiet country lane in the heart of gorgeous Stirling.
My absolute favourite books of all time Millie! And such beautiful blossoms you have... the little Bee's bum in the photo is a cute touch!
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Oh I love those little Gum Nut Babies. When I was little I thought they were real and always looked for them in the gum trees. If only ... xoxo
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Gum Nut Babies but they're awfully darn cute!! Happy weekend Millie! xoTrina
ReplyDeleteMillie how adorable!!
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Millie,
ReplyDeleteI somehow missed these little cuties when I was young...or I'm just so old that I don't remember them.
Happy Friday!
Oh these are too cute! I always loved the 'big,bad,Banksia Man'! I'm new to blogging but have been a terrible lurker for a couple of years and always look forward to your posts. I too have a 70's/80's style house with exposed brick and far too much stained pine panelling. I've loved watching what you've done to your place and get a lot of inspiration from your pics. Tell Moth he's doing a great job ;-)
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Very pretty posting Millie, but I think you've left us europeans perplexed. I'm off to take a crash course in gum nutters!
ReplyDeleteMillie, Those Baby Gum Nuts are precious. Reminds me of my childhood. I had these CHILDCRAFT books. To this tay I have never found any books as magical.
ReplyDeleteI think there were 12 books.
It transported me to beautiful places.
yvonne
What beautiful images Millie, just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with you and MOTH....how's the bathroom coming along?!
Have a lovely week-end :) xo
Gosh those flowers are amazing! What are they? Stunning colour. Haven't seen anything like it in UK. Gorgeous. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Mille...and a very Happy Gumnut Weekend to you too!
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Happy weekend dear Millie, and yes, loved the Gum Nut Babies,... so cute.
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Carolyn
Little gumnuts - such a pretty name and all. The pink flowers are simply exquisite.
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ReplyDeleteI've never seen or heard of a Gum Nut Baby. They are obviously an Aussie thing as we don't have Gum Tree's here in the U.K. so, they wouldn't have anywhere to live !!
I think that I would have loved them as a child. They look so cute and cuddly. Were they all good or was there a BAD Gum Nut baby ?...and, were some of them naughty ? I'd like to think that there were some naughty things going on !!!! XXXX
I love those little babies ... and I especially enjoyed reading them to my girls when they were little.
ReplyDeleteI love those blossoms!
Have a great weekend.
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Your post is so sweet ! lovely babies ! Have a great week-end !
ReplyDeleteThose little gum nut babies are so cute. Millie this is the weekend we start our family room makeover.The old brick bar is gone bring in the paint.Be prepared for me to bore you too death with photo's.
ReplyDeleteKind Regards
Karen
WHO are those delicious little flower and acorn wearing chubsters?! Obviously I missed out on their antics all my life!
ReplyDeleteSo Cute
ReplyDeleteand the color of flower is gorgeous.
Hope you had a lovely weekend, Millie.
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