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Something i made for our little bubs ~ a self standing activity mat that folds and zips up into a portable bag.
Visit by Wairimu Gitau to the Tujisaidie Community School to enjoy meeting the students and teachers and take beautiful photographs for us.
OSKALOOSA, IOWA - MARCH 1: XXXXXXXX of YYYYYYYY competes in the during the event during the 2025 Heart of America Women's Wrestling Championships at Penn Activity Center in Oskaloosa, Iowa on Saturday, March 01, 2025. (Photo by Jordan Lester/William Penn Athletics)
I took this picture at the court of Museum of Fatahillah. I want to show a man who always clean the court in every morning. He needs to clean the leaves around the tree which is still has a lot of leaves. I use high ISO, 1600, because although it was taken in the morning, the sky is cloudy. So, I need a lot of light to brighten up my picture. I use f/14 as the aperture because I want to make everything, both background and the main object as a focus unity.
OSKALOOSA, IOWA - MARCH 1: XXXXXXXX of YYYYYYYY competes in the during the event during the 2025 Heart of America Women's Wrestling Championships at Penn Activity Center in Oskaloosa, Iowa on Saturday, March 01, 2025. (Photo by Jordan Lester/William Penn Athletics)
Boxing-Up Day is part of the City of Playford Buffers to Bushland rural revegetation scheme
Every year Playford distributes more than 15 000 local-native tubestock plants from its nursery in Davoren Park to rural properties and schools within its council district.
In order to do this we make up a set of 'standard boxes' of plants containing 50 tubestock seedlings each year
We divide Playford into 3 broad biological zones - the Hills, Foothills and Plains - and make up one standard box of Overstorey (trees and large shrubs) and one standard box of Understorey plants (shrubs, herbs, grasses, sedges, groundcovers and climbers) for each of these; so there are 6 'standard boxes' in total required for each planting season.
The content of each of these will vary from year to year according to species availability, but at least ten species will be included in each box. We then make up multiple batches of each standard box according to demand from participants in the Buffers scheme.
Boxing Up day is the day that participants in the scheme can help out by assisting in making up these batches of seedling boxes. They are also joined by regular volunteers from Playford Greening and Landcare as part of the group's year-round calendar of activities.
Playford Greening is also responsible for growing many of the tubestock seedlings that are distributed via 'Buffers'.