Sneak peek, this week

May 1, 2020 Elizabeth Farrelly 0 Opinions Farming

So, bit of a freak-out this morning. After a wild and woolly night we woke to find the power had died. No tea, no coffee machine but, worse, no wifi! No mobile! I suddenly see why farmers have a belt-and-braces mentality. I had a hunch what it was and yes, accurate. After a few grey days the solar had been fully depleted… but all good. By eight am it was up and running again. Thank god for sun! More coming soon on what’s been happening but meantime, a sneak peak of this week on the farm.

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Dr Elizabeth Farrelly is a weekly opinion columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald and an award-winning critic and author. She has engaged with Sydney as a writer, blogger, academic, City Councilor, designer, planning bureaucrat, cyclist and, most importantly, a human who loves cities. With a background across philosophy, literature, science, city planning and architecture, Farrelly has written several books, fiction and non-fiction, as well as countless book-chapters and articles in several countries and is a regular public speaker and broadcaster. She is currently building an off-grid dwelling in rural NSW. Her latest book, KILLING SYDNEY, was due out in April 2020 (and is now due some time later).

Dr Elizabeth Farrelly is a Sydney-based columnist and author.