Create it and they will come, is the metaphor to express the initiative of the young passionate Elisha Yarrington. A local cafe owner now offering us Byron folk the healthiest most morally correct way to indulge in tasty treats that are all 100% dairy free, soy free, gluten free & genetically modified free. The tantalizing menu provides colourful breakfasts, lunches and now dinners & a selection of heavenly super smoothies, delightful young coconuts & almond… Continue Reading…
We have a $100 clairvoyant tarot reading with Alberta Richards thanks to Byron Bay Massage and Healing. Alberta has fifteen years full-time, professional experience. She has a large client base- from Melbourne to Fiji, Macau and London, and is now available in beautiful Byron Bay! An accurate clairvoyant, Alberta combines psychometry (holding jewellery) and tarot for an insightful psychic reading. She is well known for her accuracy of timing in predicting future events, and receives… Continue Reading…
All women from all stages and ages of life will be given a chance to tell their story at this year’s Red Tent Festival to be held at the Mullumbimby Civic Hall and surrounds this Saturday 31 March 2012. More than 200 women attended the first festival held in Federal in 2009, a figure event organisers are expecting to double this year due to the overwhelmingly positive response after the inaugural event. As a non-profit… Continue Reading…
The Grinning Face Back in the old days this tropical fruit was known as cocoanut, a term derived from16th century Portuguese and Spanish cocos, meaning, “grinning face” – because of the three small holes on its coconut shell. Approximately one third of the world’s population depends on the humble coconut with one billion coconut palms blowing throughout the tropics, which in turn produce over 50 billion coconuts per annum – mostly for consumption as detailed… Continue Reading…
Australia Blaze Australia Day strikes a bittersweet note on our calendar signalling the end of long summer holidays and heralding the return to work and school. Many Aussies honour the landing of white man onto this great southern land, while others prefer to label it Invasion Day. Whatever your beef, there’s no better way to get ready for the year ahead than with a big Aussie BBQ with all the trimmings. Here’s a couple of… Continue Reading…
Looking for something free to do with the kids these holidays? This morning we went to Flat Rock with my almost 3 year old niece who was beside herself excited about the rock pools (or in Marley speak – wok pools), squealing her favourite word at the moment “awesome” at every opportunity. Flat Rock is located between Sharpes Beach and Angels Beach a few kilometres south of Lennox Point. It is a dog friendly beach,… Continue Reading…
Winding through the back roads of Billinudgel on a balmy spring day, I discovered a culinary oasis of micro greens living herbs in a patch of paradise known as The Pocket. God’s gift to chefs around the country, I reckon there’s not a self-respecting, fine dining establishment that’s isn’t using these beautiful pots of fragrant colour on their plates. Established by Iain Reynolds, a cheerful Pom with an eye for business and nose for finding… Continue Reading…
There was a time, until relatively recently, that many folk marveled at the innovation of tea in convenient, easy-to-dangle bags. “It’s tea! In a bag!”. And ever since, in a sense, the little leaf has been bastardised. Commercialised and totally sold out. To drink tea without some ritual or ceremony is kind of like listening to bad music through one earphone. The best way to enjoy Chinese Tea is when it’s prepared in the traditional… Continue Reading…
