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Yarnupings March 2025
Let’s celebrate all the years, the great work, the conservation, the education, the volunteers, the museum and the team. We have new museum signage, stories from Karen, reminiscing from Phil and a delicious recipe to try. Please enjoy the first edition of Yarnupings for 2025. Yanrupings #1 March 2025
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Yarnupings December 2024
‘Tis the Festive Season! Our joyful Christmas edition cover was taken at the gorgeous Freshwater Beach, right down the road from the AHO Museum. We’ve had some exciting times these past few months. We’ve spoken at the Rock Art Australia conference which was an awesome opportunity. We had a delightful Volunteer Christmas party at Manly…
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Yarnupings October 2024
Wildflower Season! The most wonderful time of the year! Welcome to the third issue of Yarnupings—the spring issue. Our pages are full of colourful images of wildflowers. If you haven’t been able to get out to see them, we’ve brought the flowers to you. In this issue, Phil interviews an incredible stone mason track builder. Karen…
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Yarnupings July 2024
We are excited to bring you this issue of Yarnupings. It’s been a busy time at the AHO with a fantastic Yarn Up with Indigenous artist Jamie Eastwood, Volunteer Week celebrations and conferences, and Mabo Day, Sorry Day, Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week. In this issue, Phil writes about the Flat Rock Creek project and…
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Yarnupings February 2024
We’re excited to welcome our new intern, Alida, from New York. Karen writes about fire, with some gorgeous pictures of pink flannel flowers taken in the Blue Mountains by Leanne Tobin. She also includes some Sydney language fire words. Phil writes about the challenges of conservation. There are some lovely pictures of our volunteers ,…
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Yarnupings December 2023
It’s the Christmas edition of Yarnupings and we’re getting festive! In this issue we see a gorgeous Picture of Serenity by Volunteer Robyn Law. We farewell Kyle and Welcome Kahla to the AHO team. The Ocean Festival is on late Nov/early Dec and the AHO Museum in Freshwater is open and showcasing ocean based artefacts.…
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Yarnupings September 2023
It is the third issue of Yarnupings and we are jam packed full of articles! In this issue we see the return of Karen Smiths Pollination – Importance to Country, aswell as The Language Corner and every green thumb’s favourite, The Bush Binge. Phil Hunt takes on a thought provoking journey with his article Certainty…