Scam websites

Last week at the local Strathfieldsaye CWA meeting two members from the Commonwealth Bank spoke about scams and how to avoid them.

I found what I learned was that if you are on a website you should always look for the padlock sign in the address and also HTTPS in the address.

This I didn’t really know and as such I am more aware of websites and whether they’re legitimate or not.

Thanks to the Commonwealth Bank for this informative and useful talk.

My next post is about an interesting website. I was reading this morning about organic textiles.

#CommonwealthBank #CWA #Scams #LegitimateWebsites #StrathfieldSaye

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Plop is…

the silence of the bush

Interrupted by Plop Plop Plop

of gum flowers

hitting the bush floor

Winter begins (c ) 2026 Sharon Greenaway

My Favourite pics of Australian fauna

Continuing on with my handmade paper theme, I am beginning to print onto the recycled handmade paper sheets.

I want to make two editions of a book that features my favourite photos of native flora that I have captured over the years.

It will be a long journey I think, but the results are so textural and suit the subject matter well.

Here are some images:

These images have printed well, although there is some cropping due to the size of the handmade paper compared to the A4 paper I used to feed the paper through my inkjet printer as well as where the masking tape was stuck.

I plan to accept this project as a huge learning curve, but hope it will be worth it.

Note the quality of printing has been affected when the base A4 paper jammed in the printer ( on the right handside).
Luckily it still fed through!