Bush Craft
‘LINDA Barker would have a field day in the d’Ornanos’ Paris retreat. Ho, ho, best make that a jungle day, given that Linda made her name in such an environment.
Linda didn’t know what to do with her hands after the accident with the superglue |
But no one trick pony, Linda is now on safari. She can do jungle; she can do urban; she can even at a push to country postmodern with a lemon twist. And now she can do bush.
On a trip to the Shamwari Game Reserve in Africa’s Eastern Cape, Linda wore a red dress with beads sewn into it and a pink top. Later she wore a hat.
The giraffes in the distance wore a mottled brown and yellow fabric, the effect of which you can create for our own home with a stencil and a tube of self-tanning cream.
Linda later looked at a large ostrich egg, which makes the perfect dinner table conversation piece and receptacle for putting in off-cuts of chintz for emergencies.
Anyone interested in Linda’s new Bush Range should get in touch through us. Or scatter grass seeds onto a shag-pile carpet, water liberally and let nature do the rest.’
Posted: 12th, November 2003 | In: Reviews Comment | TrackBack | Permalink