BOOK - SIMPLY LIVING: A GATHERERS' GUIDE TO NZ's FIELDS, FORESTS AND SHORES
SCARCE IN HARDBACK.
Simply Living by Gwen Skinner is a guide to the infinite variety of wild foods available in New Zealand - greens, roots, berries, wild and cultivated flowers, shoots mushrooms, fungi, lichens, as well as seaweeds and unusual off-the-beach foods.
Sections covering plants fully identified and illustrated, medicines, cosmetics, household hints, home pickling through to wine making. 144 pages with colour and b&w illustrations.
Published by A.H & A.W Reed, 1982. Very good hardback with jacket. No inscriptions or marks to any pages and these are still tight in the binding. Boards are clean and fresh. Dust jacket shows wear to top of spine, also fading on spine and slight fading on cover - see photo. NO rips or tears to dust jacket.
CAN COURIER FOR $8.
🧩😏 Riddle me this, Neighbours…
I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?
Do you think you know the answer?
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What if we could rent out our empty driveways like Airbnb?
It’s crazy when you think about it. All these new apartments going up around us with barely any parking, yet I bet plenty of us have got empty driveways or garages just sitting there unused during the day. Feels like we're missing a real opportunity as a community.
Someone really needs to make an 'Airbnb for parking' so people with spare space could help out those who are circling the block for an hour. If that existed, would you actually use it to rent out your own driveway? Or if you're someone who struggles with parking, would you use it?
Genuinely curious what the neighbourhood thinks.
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