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Having breakfast with my friends at St Louis Cafe on Lakeside

It was a hot summer morning when I joined my friends for breakfast at St Louis Cafe overlooking Sir Douglas Mawson Lake at Mawson Lakes.

Avocado on toast and freshly squeezed orange juice was my order and we sat outside on French-inspired furniture under the shady trees, catching a gentle breeze along the Boulevard.

It was a gorgeous way to start the day watching people jog around the lake, walk their dogs, and push prams. St Louis is new, bringing a European flavour to the northern suburbs.

The beginning of a new year introduces a new Pantone colour that reflects what is taking place around the world. This year Pantone VERY PERI brings the colour blue characterised by violet and red undertones. As we experience unprecedented change, the colour displays a spritely joyous attitude that encourages creativity and imagination.

This issue we splash the 2022 colour in the pages and on the cover of Northern Living to keep on trend with global colour language.

Linda Vining EDITOR ‘Living Legend’, City of Salisbury Rotary Award for Community Achievement

on the COVER Terry Taye from R3 Reform has opened a smart new reformer pilates studio in Mawson Lakes (inside the Capital Street Shopping Centre, next to Foodland). See the special offer for Northern Living readers on page 7.

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COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS Scammer or not?

Early December 2021, I received a phone call on my mobile.

No caller ID number. I had never talked to the person before. Wanted my personal information – full name, date of birth etc – before they would proceed with the call. I refused.

My policy is no ID to incoming calls. Then I was told if I didn’t comply, they could not help me. I still refused and hung up. Someone else rang back and said maybe I would prefer a male (instead of a female) without a foreign accent. I was insulted at such a sexist and racist suggestion and said so.

He then added that unless I agreed to work their way, I would not get any help. Is that how scammers work? Was it a scammer or a government department? Name supplied but withheld Water usage goes up Everybody knows the disruption caused by covid but here’s another you may not have realised. During the pandemic the 3 adults in my house underwent home isolation and our water bill went higher than ever before. We used the shower

the same, but had time to take a bath, we used the toilet more and we washed the dishes more due to home cooking. We had time to do some gardening and to wash the car and the windows around the house. What a shock when the water bill arrived. K Alderton Economy before Health South Australians were safe to get out’n’about until business and hospitality pressure opened our borders.

As a fully vaxxed local I had been travelling around SA for holiday breaks, eating out often and spending money in rural areas, but I have now made the decision to stay at home in order to avoid covid hotspots. You just never know where they are. That’s what happens when the economy overrides health.

Max Maross Walking a new trail Thanks Nigella for your story about the Little Para River Trail (NL/Oct). You sure do get around. We went walking there. Had a picnic in Harry Bowey Reserve, and like you said, the walk is a real doggie treat. Lilly the Schnauzer National Park City Who’s kidding who? An aerial survey reveals that Adelaide is one of the least green cities in Australia with scant tree cover compared to the eastern

states. It shows that only 26 percent of Adelaide’s population lives in leafy suburbs, compared with Brisbane at 79 percent.

Weak SA tree protection laws allow developers to cut down established trees and destroy canopy. Pitching for Adelaide to become a National Park City was an act of dishonesty, and the international committee who awarded it, a study of gullibility.

Trees say thank you Your article on caring for trees in the October magazine was so helpful. I followed your advice. Took a walk around the streets to see what trees were adapted to my local area. Went home and planted a new tree and watered the trees I have and the ones on the street.

Pulled out the weeds around the trees, made a shallow hollow and added some mulch. Within a couple of weeks the trees showed their thanks. Simone Schash Watering trees Can people please water their street trees. Just a bucket of water a week in summer is all it needs.

Local resident Promises I have lived through 15 federal elections and listened to the promises, lies and half truths that are never kept, no matter who wins power. Here we go again. Larry Gunn www.northernliving.info

email: office@northernliving.info A better world Current world conditions of sickness and death clearly show the need for something better. In the Bible at Revelations 21:4,5 Jehovah God promises that in future times like these “God will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore.”

God’s kingdom promises to bring about the above world conditions very soon, along with global unity, no more food shortages, an end to violence and many more peaceful conditions. Roland, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Pooraka

Hoon Drivers Hoon drivers keep me awake at night as they squeal around our roads. I’m pleased to see that police are impounding hoon cars if they are caught.

If this is a problem for you call 131 444. Helpful information includes a description of the car/s and registration numbers. A photo too if you can take it safely. Jim, Parafield Gardens Post Box missing The Australia Post mail box on Park Way (near the bus stop) has been removed due to vandalism. Will it be replaced?

To make enquires contact Australia Post on 13 76 78

Going regional Ignore the tourism hype to holiday in the regions. We have just come back from travels in SA and find that the usually friendly people would prefer we were not there bringing germs into outback towns.

Pubs are closed, swimming pools are empty, dining rooms and cafes are shut, petrol is expensive and locals are keeping their distance. Not a happy holiday.

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We have been married 30 years and our secret is we are best friends.

Our kids are grown, but now we have Basil so we walk together every day and that keeps us close.

I’ll be buying flowers for Valentine’s Day

Love is in the air. This is the season of romance when many engagements are announced. Later they come to me when it’s time to get married. Liz Wall, Forever You Bridal

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COVER STORY

Reignite. Reform.

Recharge: R3 A new Reformer Pilates studio has opened in Mawson Lakes. This is a method of movement done on equipment with a system of springs and pulleys that allows exercise to become easier, or more challenging, based on one's level of fitness.

Founders of R3 Mawson Lakes, Terry and Bernie Taye, offer a full body workout for any age which strengthens core muscles and improves muscle tone in a balanced and structured program.

“For people who sit all day in front of a screen, backs and necks can begin to ache. Reformer Pilates is an ideal workout to lengthen tight muscles and improve posture because it involves balance, strength and coordination.

You move in a controlled manner against an adjustable spring with an instructor to guide you. It’s low impact but still high intensity exercise,” said Terry.

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R3 also offers private group and individual classes which can be tailored towards clients with specific needs, including prenatal and postnatal clients. ED FOR A SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER FOR NORTHERN LIVING READERS SEE AD BELOW. “I come away from classes feeling I’ve had a whole body workout from my toes to my eyelashes.” Gabbi Vermeulen “I always have a good time, it’s a personalised culture where the instructors know our names and we have a chance to talk to each other after class so I’ve made some new friends.”

Fiona Lee “A come’n’try session got me hooked. I liked the atmosphere and that I can modify the routines to suit my body and fitness level.”

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URBAN WETLANDS

in Salisbury If you are looking for somewhere local to go for relaxation and an outdoor walk in a natural environment, take a look at the wetlands. In Salisbury we have some of the best constructed wetlands in Adelaide.

Ecologist engineer Dr Nadine Kelly said wetlands were critical to the liveability of urban areas as climate change brings hotter conditions and more intense rain storms.

“Councils are increasingly working with nature to capture and clean stormwater, provide flood protection, cool suburbs and provide habitat for wildlife,” she said.

Salisbury has more than 50 wetlands and two have been nominated as Adelaide's top ten.

These include Greenfields Wetland at Dry Creek Mawson Lakes and The Paddocks Wetlands at Pooraka.

Photo by Mike Flynn, from our ‘Birds of Mawson Lakes’ e-book, download it at www.northernliving.info

The Salisbury wetlands protect the delicate downstream Barker Inlet, an estuary into Gulf St Vincent and the largest fish breeding nursery in South Australia.

At the Greenfields Wetlands you can tuck yourself away in a bird hide and watch the birds in their natural environment. Take a copy of ‘ Birds of Mawson Lakes’ by Linda Vining and Mike Flynn, available online for free at www.northernliving.info Here are some wetland areas to explore: DRY CREEK LINEAR PARK WALKLEYS ROAD, WALKLEY HEIGHTS GREENFIELDS WETLANDS SALISBURY HIGHWAY, GREENFIELDS KAURNA PARK WATERLOO CORNER ROAD, BURTON LITTLE PARA RIVER; PARALOWIE, SALISBURY DOWNS, SALISBURY AND SALISBURY PARK THE PADDOCKS MAXWELL ROAD, PARA HILLS

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back to school KIDS PUZZLE PAGE colouring in fun Use the shape key below to determine your colour selection and fill in the picture with pencils, crayons or markers.

spot the differences There are 5 differences in these two pictures. Circle them as you find them.

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BOOK REVIEW The Spy’s Wife Published November 2021

The Spy's Wife by Fiona McIntosh, is a captivating and suspenseful story set in 1930’s England and Germany at a time when Adolf Hitler was gaining power and rumours were circulating that Germany was preparing for a war. The novel is part thriller and part romance.

Young widow Evie Armstrong is running a small cafe at a rural railway town in North Yorkshire where her father is the stationmaster. An attractive man catches Evie’s eye, as a frequent traveller on the train from London to Levisham where he often disembarks to walk the beautiful moors. Suddenly from the moment she meets this man her life is turned from a quiet existence and thrown into the dangerous territory of espionage that takes her from London to Paris to Munich.

I was perfectly transported into the narrative as our charming and brave heroine infiltrates the Nazi Party to save the man she loves. Evie crosses paths with famous figures in history such as Hitler, Industrialist Ferdinand Porsch, Julius Streicher the Northern Fuhrer and other SS officials whose profiles are significant to the tension.

Fiona McIntosh lives in South Australia and I have heard her speak on several occasions telling her audience how she roams the world meticulously researching the locations for her historical novels.

She has a wonderful way of combining historical fact with intriguing fiction and always an endearing love story. ED

EASY RECIPE

Love Bowl BERRY

Make something special for Valentine’s Day. This irresistible wellness bowl is just right for 2. It’s healthy, easy and colourful and all the ingredient go straight into a blender. ED

INGREDIENTS 2 bananas chopped into small chunks and frozen ½ cup fresh or frozen blueberries ½ cup fresh or frozen raspberries ½ cup coconut yoghurt

Place all ingredients in a blender.

Pulse to combine, then blend to smooth.

TOPPINGS Sprinkle of coconut flakes Sprinkle of natural sliced almonds or chopped pistachio nuts Fresh strawberries diced into small pieces To serve, select 2 attractive small bowls. Spoon in mixture.

Sprinkle with the toppings AND add lashings of LOVE!

Book Review by Nigella

RESIDENT DOG: INCREDIBLE DOGS AND THE

INTERNATIONAL HOMES THEY LIVE IN My name is Nigella and I'm a Resident Dog in Adelaide. I'm a spoilt little girl with the complete run of my house and yard.

I live on a finger lake and enjoy wonderful wetland walking tracks in Mawson Lakes.

Mummy and I love the Resident Dog books. I was given a copy of Volume 2 for Christmas and we settled down to read it in the holidays. I’d like to make a few comments from a dog’s point of view.

This book is put together

by Nicole England, an

architectural photographer so she is particularly interested in interior design, but we are interested in dogs and how they interact with their space, so in EVERY picture we search for the dog of the house. It’s disappointing when there is no dog in the frame. A picture of a chair or a modern artwork may be attractive but WHERE'S THE RESIDENT DOG? I curl up next to mummy on the couch as we look at the book together, but Vol 2 is too big and heavy. Mummy’s arms ache holding up the book.

The author comes from Melbourne so how come there are only 2 Australian houses in Vol 2? And none in

beautiful Adelaide where we have some stunning places and pets. South Australia is a doggie dense society, and our working country dogs are stupendous. One Aussie kelpie recently sold for $36,000. Wolla, but mummy assures me she wouldn’t sell me for triple that price!

The arty photography in Resident Dog is superb coupled with lots of enticing words that mummy reads aloud while I look at the pictures. We hope there will be a Vol 3 in time to come with more Aussie dogs please.

Resident Dog Vol 1 is available from the library.

Not sure about Vol 2.

A dog makes a house a home by adding warmth, action and love, and is the first to find the perfect vantage point regardless of expensive furniture, heritage considerations or design aesthetics.

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YOUR AREA GREENFIELDS WETLANDS Salisbury Highway, Mawson Lakes, turn off at the Watershed Cafe.

no 16,131 An easy 2km circular walk

Parks & Playgrounds of Mawson Lakes ebook www.northernliving.info

USEFUL NUMBERS The Bird Hide, Greenfields Wetlands

through the wetland is a delight. A mulch path cuts 4 6 7 through5 the bush.

Wooden bridges connect many islands, and boardwalks 9 cross the dense reed beds.

Allow 40-45 minutes for a casual meander along the trail circuit.

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Interpretive signs along the14path will help15you understand the wetland’s 16 animal and plant life.

19 bird hide The secluded (pictured above) is a perfect 20 place to take photos 22from a camouflaged position 23 of the many birds that frequent the wetlands.

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This is an isolated place, although council staff Tediumat (5)work in the are67 often Little known runner? (4,5) area.

Children need to be Bay, 10 Beach resort city on Monterey California and (5,4) it is best to supervised 12 Weak area — sentimental affection walk(4,4) with a friend. Dogs are 15 allowed Alcoholic drink kingpin (anag) not and— the trail is (4,3) not 16 suitable Truth (6) for wheelchairs.

18 Interior furnishings (5) 20 Prickly seed case (4) 23 Fish eggs (3) KIDS PUZZLE SOLUTION

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This ecological parkland demonstrates how stormwater from the Dry Creek catchment enters the wetland and is cleansed as it slowly passes through different sections. Wetland plants together with natural processes filter out the nutrients, sediments and pollutants, ensuring dirty storm water does not enter the sea and adversely affect the marine environment.

The entrance gate to the wetlands trail is open between 9am and 4pm. If locked you can get an access key from the Watershed Cafe located off the car park.

Plenty of parking is available.

Water and a toilet are at the entrance.

To identify birds see the free e-book Birds of Mawson Lakes at www.northernliving.info CROSSWORD SOLUTION from page 17

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