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A brief (political) history of Australian picnics Original
Picnics and other Australian food traditions were once described as imported, banal and unappealing. But the practice of sharing food and eating outdoors has a long history, one that has been decidedly political. First Nations people came together across great distances to share food for Bunya Gatherings: not just places for consuming food, but also for ceremony and stories.
Cardboardeaux, bag-in-box, and goon: why Australia's love affair with boxed wine endures
Boxed wine is one of Australia’s most extraordinary contributions to the wine industry, also known as cardboardeaux, bag-in-box (BiB) or more commonly, goon (from flagon). Australian winemaker Thomas Angove patented the design for a one-gallon polyethylene bladder in a cardboard box in 1965, inspired by the ancient method of storing wine in goat skins. The first model required drinkers to cut a corner of the plastic bag and reseal it with a special category peg (used to transport battery acid).
Why Australia’s love affair with boxed wine endures
Boxed wine is one of Australia’s most extraordinary contributions to the wine industry, also known as cardboardeaux, bag in box (BiB) or more commonly, goon (from flagon). Australian winemaker Thomas Angove patented the design for a one-gallon polyethylene bladder in a cardboard box in 1965, inspired by the ancient method of storing wine in goat skins. The first model required drinkers to cut a corner of the plastic bag and reseal it with a special category peg (used to transport battery acid).
Cardboardeaux, bag-in-box, and goon bag: Why Australia’s love affair with boxed wine endures
Boxed wine — also known as cardboardeaux, bag-in-box (BiB) or more commonly, goon (from flagon) — is one of Australia's most extraordinary contributions to the wine industry. Australian winemaker Thomas Angove patented the design for a one-gallon polyethylene bladder in a cardboard box in 1965, inspired by the ancient method of storing wine in goat skins. The first model required drinkers to cut a corner of the plastic bag and reseal it with a special category peg (used to transport battery acid).
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Great time to try: cleaning the house (while fitting in a workout)
The washing, drying, ironing, airing, pushing baby in his pram – these can all take on a different aspect if done with figure consciousness … Stretch to the ceiling Relax to the floor Swing to the window Swing to the door Bend by the table Foot on the chair Head to your knees Stretch in the air.
cleaning the house (while fitting in a workout)
The washing, drying, ironing, airing, pushing baby in his pram – these can all take on a different aspect if done with figure consciousness … Stretch to the ceiling Relax to the floor Swing to the window Swing to the door Bend by the table Foot on the chair Head to your knees Stretch in the air.
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