It’s been a long wait, 21 years in fact, since the Corrs last performed in Australia. Here on the grassy reserve of Hope Estate we wait patiently for their return.
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Month: November 2022
The Corrs
Twenty five years ago this young Irish band came out of nowhere to capture the hearts and minds of young and old around the world, mine included. Their music was addictively catchy. They were all young and beautiful with fantastic stage presence and wonderfully produced video-clips. Along with my friends we loved the music of […]
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A World of Her Own
It’s been more than six months since I have been submerged. So many reasons, priorities and excuses, but finally the surface tension’s been broken an I’ve slipped under the waves again. Despite years and years of diving I still experience a little trepidation when I’ve been dry a little too long and am about to […]
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Emergence
Last Tuesday night over five hours we watched our moon transition from moon-rise in partial shadow, through full lunar eclipse to shining fully bright. As the moon rose above the horizon it glowed red due to light scattering both ways through the Earth’s atmosphere atmosphere. As it rose, the dark umbra crept across a lunar […]
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There’s a Blood Moon on the Rise
Seven years ago we stood here at the Palmer Lookout waiting with pregnant expectation for that orange globe to rise above the eastern horizon. Tonight the faces we are sharing the evening with have changed but the expectation had not. We all new what to expect, the eclipse would be well underway, midway between umbral […]
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