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Living history
/2 Comments/in Blog, Botany, Georgiana Molloy, Research /by Bernice BarryEach time I visit Fairlawn, the home where Georgiana Molloy spent the last few years of her short life, I’m drawn to the garden, for obvious reasons. One tree in particular, a Black mulberry, always pulls me to gaze up at the sky through its lichen-laced branches or to touch its gnarly trunk. Although the […]
Through a different lens
/in Bernice Barry, Blog, Botany, Georgiana Molloy, News, Writing /by Bernice BarryThis image is a photograph of a letter seen through the magnifying lens of the Reading Room camera at the Battye Library. I chose this one because I wanted to write today about different ways of looking and different ways of thinking. I’ve been bent over my keyboard for weeks trying to complete some writing […]
Over the hills and far away
/in Places, Publications, Research, Writing /by Bernice BarryIt was just an evening walk along the beach so I was a bit surprised to see myself caught on camera trying to get a signal on my iPad. I’ve been a bit obsessed lately with research for a new book and it turns out that when I’m doing one thing I’m often (usually?) still […]
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