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      I’ve been thinking about St George. 23 April wa I’ve been thinking about St George. 23 April was St George’s Day, and this year it touched something deeper in me. I had planned to be walking through the mountains of Lebanon, but that journey had to be cancelled again because of the growing hostilities in the Middle East. Instead, I found myself learning more about the saint whose story belongs not only to England, but deeply to the eastern Mediterranean - to Palestine, Lebanon, and the lands where Christianity first took root. George was a Christian martyr of the early Church, believed to be buried in Lydda (Lod). His name comes from the Greek Georgios - earth-worker, tiller of the soil. There is something beautiful in that. The brave earth-worker doing heavenly work on earth. In Beirut, tradition says St George slew the dragon near the Beirut River. Whether taken literally or symbolically, the meaning still speaks: Courage facing fear. Light confronting darkness. The innocent defended. Faith standing firm. For Christians, St George has long symbolised courage, sacrifice, steadfast faith, and victory over evil. Perhaps that is why his story still endures. The dragons we face today are rarely mythical. They may be war, despair, fear, division, or the darkness that enters hearts and nations. Yet the call remains the same: Stand with courage. Protect what is vulnerable. Keep faith when the world trembles. Do heavenly work with earthly hands. St George, the earth-worker. May we each find the strength to face the dragons of our own age. #StGeorge #StGeorgesDay #Lebanon #FaithAndCourage #EasternChristianity
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      There is something about Norfolk Island that I am There is something about Norfolk Island that I am still trying to understand… and perhaps it is not something to be understood so much as felt. An island shaped by wind, ocean, isolation - and time. And in turn, a people shaped by all of it. You walk through the forests here and notice it almost immediately: not just the beauty, but the stillness. A quiet that feels deeper than the absence of sound. Yes, there are birds - red robins flickering through the understorey, golden whistlers calling softly, grey fantails dancing through the trees, and somewhere, if you are still enough, the rare Norfolk Island green parrot. But beneath it all… there is a hush. An ancient spacious silence. This island is young in geological time, and impossibly remote. Everything that lives here had to arrive across vast stretches of ocean - by wind, by wing, by chance. Life came sparingly. And yet, what remains feels intentional. The Norfolk Island Pines rise like sentinels. Towering tree ferns unfurl in the valleys. Ancient plant lineages thrive on young land in the middle of a vast sea. And then there are the people. Kind, warm, welcoming - but quietly resolute. Because when you live surrounded by ocean on all sides, independence is not an idea. It is a way of being. Perhaps that is what I am beginning to understand. The silence of Norfolk Island is not emptiness. It is presence. The island shapes the people. The people shape the island. And somewhere between the two, something rare still lives. These images reflect these aspects of the island: - the pines whos ancient lineages that predates flowering plants. - ancient trees ferns that reach impossible heights , an example of island gigantism. - the Messenger Tree which served as a community notice board for remote communities on the island to communicate. - a bust of Queen Victoria - a reminder of the sacred promise she made to the Pitcairn Islanders and their self-rule. - Hands Up For Democracy - protest art installation. It is a visible, public display of community opposition to the Australian government's abolition of Norfolk Island's self-governing status in 2015–2016. #norfolkisland
      Around every corner is a view that takes your brea Around every corner is a view that takes your breath away. I’ve been wondering what makes Norfolk Island feel so incredibly beautiful. For such a small island… it holds so much. I think it’s the way the land moves. The way it rises and falls, folds and reveals itself - never flat, never still. Ridges give way to steep valleys. Rolling green hills suddenly plunge into hidden creek lines. Water finds its way through rock and earth, spilling quietly over edges. Around each bend, something shifts. A winding road. A solitary pine reaching skyward. A glimpse of water where you didn’t expect it. The landscape has dimension - height, depth, contrast. From rugged cliffs that meet the ocean to soft, undulating hills that cradle light and shadow. Every inch feels alive with movement, as if the island is constantly revealing itself, one moment at a time. And perhaps that’s what makes it so captivating… You never quite see it all at once. #norfolkisland #norfolkislandnaturally #wildnaturetherapy #treetherapy
      As you walk away from the coast, the sounds of the As you walk away from the coast, the sounds of the ocean and wind drops, then disappears. Entering a valley, the path is lined with ferns, and shooting up high like bursts of green fireworks, are the lofty lacy fronds of Norfolk Island tree ferns, reputedly one of, if not the tallest tree ferns in the world. #treeferns #norfolkisland #treefernbathing ##fernlovers

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