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Werner's Cairns blog: A “Seedy” subject.
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Monday, July 20, 2015. A “Seedy” subject. I have always loved to eat nuts and seeds; they not only taste good, but are also nutritious. We used to have walnut trees. On our family farm and a hazelnut tree in our garden. Then we had sunflowers in our garden and we enjoyed eating the seeds and shared them with the birds. We also grew poppies, and I remember vividly the flowering poppy field – it was a sight to behold. They have a. To enlarge the advertisement below, just click on it. We hear a lot about th...
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Werner's Cairns blog: The Onion - a real tear jerker.
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Monday, August 3, 2015. The Onion - a real tear jerker. There is more to this vegetable than meets the eye. Whoever has cut an onion and shed a tear would have thought that they hold something special. Interestingly, onions, like garlic, belong to the lily family. Onions come in different varieties, such as white, brown or red. Red onions are milder in flavour than white or brown onions. Onions are a vegetable that would be present in almost every kitchen,. I love eating onions, and use them in variety o...
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Werner's Cairns blog: August 2015
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Monday, August 24, 2015. That I didn’t know how important our Pineal Gland is or what it does, and I’m sure many of my readers are in the same boat. It is also known as the pineal body, conarium or epiphysis cerebri. It is a small endocrine gland in the vertebrate brain. It produces melatonin, a serotonin derived hormone, which affects the modulation of sleep patterns in both seasonal and circadian rhythms. The famous philosopher Descartes. Top 5 Foods for the Pineal Gland. And phosphorus destabilizes yo...
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Werner's Cairns blog: March 2015
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Monday, March 30, 2015. Australia has lost its lustre. This is not the Australia I came to 62 years ago, it has changed, but not for the better. What is worse, we have reached the point of no return. And, we have people in our midst who don’t integrate and assimilate into the Australia culture and conspire to impose their culture and Sharia law on us. Our food suppliers have been conned with the exorbitant Halal registration, and this is passed on to Australian consumers. We have a Governor General and t...
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Werner's Cairns blog: Asparagus facts.
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010. Will forever evoke pleasant memories of my youth and my paternal grandfather, an avid hobby gardener, from whom I learnt a lot about gardening. I remember vividly. The asparagus mounds in our garden, through which the asparagus spears had to come. Thus being longer and white as well as very tender, unlike the green ones we see in the main here in Australia. Grandfather's mounds were checked twice daily to see if an asparagus spear. Atted soil, and. When it did, was cut with. The va...
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Werner's Cairns blog: OZ ain’t what it used to be!
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Saturday, July 11, 2015. OZ ain’t what it used to be! Here is another excellent poem by retired Brigadier George Mansford from Cairns. It portrays exactly how drastically our country has changed and, unfortunately, it will never be the same again. George is a True Blue Australian. Who loves this country, but is pained to see, like most of us, where we are heading. Most of us also love this country and would go through fire for it. And go to a previous post where I introduced George. - Werner. Film Stars ...
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Werner's Cairns blog: July 2015
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Monday, July 20, 2015. A “Seedy” subject. I have always loved to eat nuts and seeds; they not only taste good, but are also nutritious. We used to have walnut trees. On our family farm and a hazelnut tree in our garden. Then we had sunflowers in our garden and we enjoyed eating the seeds and shared them with the birds. We also grew poppies, and I remember vividly the flowering poppy field – it was a sight to behold. They have a. To enlarge the advertisement below, just click on it. We hear a lot about th...
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Werner's Cairns blog: April 2015
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Monday, April 27, 2015. Riding horses wasn’t meant for everybody! I’m taking a “ride” down memory lane,. With a little story from my varied life. You must also have such stories to tell, so why not share it with me and the readers of my blog. You can also go to a previous posting, which will tell you about the “abode” we had to live in, and it wasn't something to brag about. Click here. Is today a well-known international tourist destination,. The Miallo State School. Was where our eldest daughter, Sonja,.
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Werner's Cairns blog: June 2015
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015. Healthy soil means healthy plants and healthy food. To qualify this,. The optimal health and nutrition comes from organically grown food. However there is not much of this around unless you have an organic farm or shop nearby, or grow it yourself. My “salad days” are here again in the tropical north,. As a youngster and with a farming background I learnt a lot from my paternal grandfather,. 8221; When I asked why, he would say: “The asparagus. People say to me,. 8220;Why does yo...
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Werner's Cairns blog: Pauline Hanson, like always, makes a lot of sense.
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Friday, July 3, 2015. Pauline Hanson, like always, makes a lot of sense. What Pauline wrote below is spot on and is exactly my sentiment. If there was ever a woman in Australian history that was very unfairly treated, wrongfully prosecuted and jailed - it was Pauline Hanson. The treatment she got from our politicians with vested interests was totally and absolutely un-Australian. Pauline always had the courage to say what most Australians only dared to think. Aussie, if there ever was one. - Werner.
