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Ambling Amsterdam
The Eurostar from Brussels to Amsterdam takes less than two hours and it was this brief time period which convinced me to break our...
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WELCOME TO BRONALOGUE
Idle Thoughts in a time of Corona
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Welcome to Bronalogue, my way of sharing in this time of Corona. It is my pleasure to write and to think of you as I do. The ham in me has always loved an audience ! The introvert has always loved the opportunity for reflection that writing gives me. This enforced isolation will hopefully give me the discipline to share my reflections with you. I will enjoy this opportunity. I hope you do too. Â
The tapestry on the page is one I made for a friend after completing the Camino de Santiago. It was a long, often solitary and sometimes arduous journey but I loved the vibrancy of the cushion I made. Hopefully we all emerge from this time of Corona with something we love from our journey.
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Bedazzled By Bruges
After a one-hour journey across the flat farmlands of Belgium on a smooth, clean, almost noise less train, lies Bruges. I was first...
Briefly Belgium
Years ago, when walking on a footpath in Geneva, a man needed to step aside to let me past and as he did, he hissed "Cochon "in a...
Bye Bye Britain - The Unnatural Bits
London is a lot. Everywhere I look there is an iconic statue, a landmark site, a creative endeavor and people of all nations, living...
Bye Bye Britain (1)
I leave London tomorrow and already I am feeling the missing. This morning when I woke early in a flat abutting Hampstead Heath, the...
TRUST REWARDED
. Goondiwindi, Narrabri, Coonabarabran, Parkes, Narrandera, Tatura ...the little red car did not miss a mechanical beat as we made our...
Goodiwindi Greyish
The town owes its fame to a big grey horse which moved very quickly. I too am moving quickly when I reach Goondiwindi as it is getting...
Gorgeous Gympie
I have come to Gympie to turn around and make my way down the part of Queensland that does not involve L.A type roads systems...over...
Arrival
It is the final day of the journey, and I am as excited as a child waking on Christmas morning. It has been a long time in the planning,...
Am I there yet?
A year ago, I developed Post Very Steep Road disorder after being tailgated by an enormous B double in my very small red car down the...
Nabbed In Narrabri
The outlines of the mountain ranges are a blue purple shadow in the distance with several distinctive peaks standing tall against the...
Dawdling in Dubbo
I have misjudged the distance and arrive much too early to access my prebooked accommodation. One of the frustrations of seeking out the...
BYWAYS
There is a basic small tin roofed cottage beside the backroad I am heading down. The sole building visible on an empty flat grass plain,...
Parked In Parkes
The greying of the Australian population is very evident in small towns where elderly men clutching newspapers walk slowly up the wide...
FINED IN FINLEY
The contrast between the clarity of the water in the irrigation channels of the Riverlands and the dense brown murk of the Murray is...
ROAD TRIPPING - Starting Out
I have been less courageous since the first lockdowns in 2020, less excited to see the world, to explore possibilities, to be thrilled by...
REFABRICATING
When my husband left our marriage more than 20 years ago, he left some items behind and I have carried them with me, unable to let them...
Diary Days - A little bit now , a little bit then.
May 31st, 2021 Day three of a lockdown Because the bug has got away and joined with other variants Merry hell to pay ! April 1 , 2020...
Diary Days - March 2020
March 1 2020 It is a Sunday and those who know me Know I do the sofa and television on Sundays. It is 31 degrees and I suspect I am...
DAIRY DAYS - February 2020
Feb 1 2020 We are tropical still in this coldest of places Even in summer time I assemble the inners and outers of my recently...
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