Tasmania’s History & Heritage

by Kathy Helen Pike on January 20, 2013

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Never felt so good!

September 27, 2011

Felt is the oldest man-made fabric predating spinning, weaving and knitting. It is created from wool or other animal fibers that are densely matted together and has been used for yurts, blankets, rugs, hats, boots and clothing for centuries.
The origin of felt has been attributed to St Clement (the patron saint of felters and hat [...]

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How to Import Your Blog into Facebook

July 28, 2011

Here is a time-saving alternative to manually linking your posts to facebook.
Select the facebook page where you would like your blog posts to appear and click the edit button.

Then select the “Apps” button from the menu on the left of screen.

Select “Notes” from the bottom of the screen by clicking the “Add App” button.

“Notes” will [...]

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Annual Young Living Lavender 5km Race

July 9, 2011

Every year the Young Living Lavender Farm, Utah hosts a 5 km run through the lavender fields.  Be energized and uplifted as you run or walk through more than 200 acres of fragrant, picturesque lavender. Enjoy the beautiful scenery followed with some  family fun activites.  You can even take your own picnic.  For [...]

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Join Young Living before June 30, 2011….

June 27, 2011

There’s never been a better time to join Young Living.
Take advantage of these fantastic promotions exclusively for Australian wholesale distributors from Tuesday 28th June to Thursday 30th June, 2011 (while stocks last).
Buy 3 Ningxia Red and get 1 FREE! (Item No 301402)
Buy three Ningxia Red 1L bottles and get a fourth 1L bottle absolutely FREE
Energise, [...]

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Why take Omega-3 fatty acids?

May 29, 2011

Omega-3 fatty acids are found in fish such as sardines, anchovies and mackerel. Omega-3s are considered essential fatty acids because of the important role they play in normal human growth and development. Research has shown that omega-3 fatty acids can reduce inflammation and may help lower the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, [...]

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Traditions of Christmas – Balsam Fir

February 26, 2011

One of my favourite family ways of celebrating Christmas is decorating the Christmas Tree or Yule Tree together.  The tradition of decorating an evergreen coniferous tree dates back to 15th century Livonia (present-day Estonia and Latvia) when trees were decorated with nuts, dates, apples and flowers.  This custom has spread throughout the world and today [...]

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So you think you know what Antiques are worth….

January 12, 2011

If you love ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, you will love their new mobile app.  Dozens of unique game challenges let players collect and store hundreds of virtual antiques.   Based on images of real objects, players can appraise and learn about each item’s history and actual value.  To lean more or to download the [...]

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Tour Tasmania in 12 Days Itinerary Overview

January 10, 2011

This Itinerary has been designed to ensure maximum heritage value and that Heritage Listed Homes are advertised as open on the designated days.  Follow this itinerary and have a historically happy holiday.
Day 1 – Wednesday
Fly into Hobart International Airport
Drive to Eaglehawk Neck and see Tessellated Pavement
Continue on to Tasman Blowhole, Tasman Arch & Devil’s Kitchen
OPTIONAL [...]

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Bundaberg Floods – Second flood peaks at 4m

January 10, 2011

A second flood in less than a fortnight hit Bundaberg today with water reaching  the 4m mark.  This was less than the previous flood which peaked at 7.92m on 30th December, 2010.
In this most recent flood, Walla & Tantitha Streets (which were already closed) went under water again along with recently re-opened Targo Street adding [...]

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