Cousin Julia, home for a Sunday exeat with friends. Steph on old Toby 1957
Left. Me and Julia. Pauline and me. ( Pauline was the Farm cook for the single men) 1950
Left. Stephanie and Julia Feickert. Pauline, ( Homestead cook ) and me.
Julia was born three months before me. She was my companion until her schooling began at Queenswood School in 1956. It was an atypical school. It was a Waldorf School. the founding teachers were interested in Anthroposophy *
The image above on Sunday afternoon exeat with guests. and me on our beloved family pony, Toby.
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https://www.artofeducating.org/article/two-sisters-and-a-legacy-waldorf-education-in-new-zealand,
https://taikura.school.nz/about/our-history/
I was blind to Anthroposophy, but on the odd occasion in my life I have remembered to enjoy buying Olbass oil for inhalations if I have run out of Vicks vapour rubs.
There was also a dramatic bottle a person could buy called ' Rescue Remedy" made up of biodynamic ingredients that I remeber buying once n my late thirties
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