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Courtney Mccullough

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Slow travel
Watercolour artist
Australian native bushfood forager
Water
Fungi fascination
Professional honey taster
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3 years ago

Stunning spring morning with the homies 💛

@heidsabbs by @liquid_gypsy_

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Tides out by @liquid_gypsy_

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Tomorrow is always a new day, to see a new perspective.

On the road, the storms can sometimes be a bit
"rain on your parade'. Went to sleep grumpy & wet

Awoke to this beauty out my window!

As I lay there with the golden morning rays streaming through the trees, I say a prayer of thanks. For what a magnificent sight to behold of raindrops glistening as they run through rusty barks, bleeding onto their own canvas of green skins.

This song perfectly sums this feeling of waking up in morning after heavy rains, feeling the humidity in the air, yet there's a lightness on the intake of breath, the coolness of eucalypt on the breeze. by @liquid_gypsy_

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Ded tings 🖤 by @liquid_gypsy_

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Bushtucker : Educated Guesstimation on all fronts.

Yes, Pigs face plant is edible from leaves, fruit and flower, as I found out later 😅

Note: intuitive eating comes with little bit background knowledge, visual curiosity, smell & feel.
Nothing is eaten in bulk, though I'm not patient enough to do skin tests, I generally see if a plant has sap to its flesh, astringent or particularly bitter before taking tiny nibbles.
Our saliva helps self clean our mouths so spit and rinse is fine.
I never do this with fungi unless I'm certain.
Dosage is predictor, ALL substances are toxic in varying levels of dosage. by @liquid_gypsy_

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Rock crushing lichens adorning these windswept boulders.

The rusty red are the OG's who helped form this very world, we give thanks to the symbiotic relationship of Fungi and algae which are all Lichens, and their relationship to the top soil.

It's fascinating to learn just how important the fungi world plays part in out very existence. From tree mycorrhizal to the mycobiome that lives in our digestive tract, fungi is the glue that binds and connects us all together in this bonkers existence.

This was taken on the coast of Victoria, named Salmon Rocks, reminiscent of the bay of fires of Tasmania...less the crowds!!! by @liquid_gypsy_

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Many smacks to the head later, findin flow through the madness by @liquid_gypsy_

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Texture tribute by @liquid_gypsy_

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She is perfection by @liquid_gypsy_

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A tribute to my passion, of course by @liquid_gypsy_

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Simplicity perspective. by @liquid_gypsy_

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