I contribute regularly to the gorgeous Australian Country Style magazine.  Jam-packed with inspirational stories about the people and places of regional Australia, it’s an absolute joy to have a page each month to write about all the wonderful activities being out and about in nature affords us all. I hope people are inspired to spend more time outdoors as a result. Below you’ll find a link to each of my nature pages. Go on, take a peek!

October – Whoa Nelly!  October goes on sale mid-September. x

September 2011 – September is always a busy month at Country Style and was particularly so for me.  I wrote about some simple planting ideas for spring, watched excitedly as entries for the Harvest Table competition began to roll in and was so thrilled to be able to share news of our farm and plans to relocate there for a period of time next year.

August 2011 – I’ve been keeping a visual journal since I was around 18.  I have encouraged my daughter to do the same.  In this issue I write about her efforts.

July 2011 – During winter, many people believe there is little to do or see outdoors.  Not so!  Here I write about some easy activities to undertake while the garden is sleeping.

May 2011 Mother’s Day can be a wonderful time of creativity for young children.  On sale mid-April, I write about some lovely simple craft activities that Mother’s will love receiving.  Mother’s Day.

April 2011 Sometimes family time can be hard to find.  Why not try this fun family activity to gather your troops?  Sunday Collective

March 2011 Have you ever had to try and explain your ancestors or genealogy in general to a young child? It can be tricky. Take a look at my page this month for a great little activity that makes understanding family trees and where your children “fit”, a breeze… Family Trees

January 2011 In this month’s issue we consider the power of collecting things from nature for use in found collections and nature journals. Kid’s adore collecting things, particularly funky things found outside. Found Collections

December 2010 This month we look at the many edible flowers that can be used in salads, casseroles and even the bath! Edible Flowers

November 2010 In this issue I wrote about using natural resources to make funky little baby birds. Baby Birds

I’d welcome your comments, tips and experiences on how outdoors and nature can inspire.

If you’d like to know more about the magazine or subscribe, follow this link. Otherwise, it is readily available at good newsagents throughout Australia.

 

3 comments

  1. Lis Chambers says:

    Apr 8, 2011

    Reply

    Gorgeous Caro- its a beautiful website and full of inspiration ( and Katrina’s beautiful photos)

    • Caro&Co says:

      Apr 8, 2011

      Reply

      Thanks so much Lou. xx

  2. Meg says:

    Jan 31, 2012

    Reply

    I love your site, everything about it! Gorgeous! I need some of your ingenuity with mine I think… Beautiful. Thank you for the work that you have put into it.

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