Planting Red Beech, 29th October 1998
The counter-tops at 57 Willis Street are made from Red Beech. In order to mitigate the effects of using this timber, Unity planted some new Red Beech trees.
The counter-tops at 57 Willis Street are made from Red Beech. In order to mitigate the effects of using this timber, Unity planted some new Red Beech trees.
A polaroid of the clan near Christmas.
Clan photos from Perrett’s Corner.
A note accompanying a “thank-you” packet of biscuits from a happy customer.
A card from Sue Harris acknowledging the chaos of Unity at Christmas and asking “Is Tilly still there”? She’s still here now, Sue! Although there have been gaps in her…
An example of why publishers should maybe stick to publishing books and not take up the re-writing of Christmas Carols.
A letter from Cecilia Johnson to The Readers & Writers committee expressing dismay that the chosen bookseller for the festival was Whitcoulls. She would have preferred it to be Unity…
International Criminal Mastermind and children’s author Margaret Mahy wrote this note on a scrap of envelope to let Unity staff know she’d stolen a copy of her book The Downhill…
Postcard from Rupert MacLean in Vietnam, reporting on the heat (high) and cuisine (amazing and cheap).
Party time with Carolyn Morgan, David Russell, Catherine Hill, Jane Harris and FIRE.