Tropical hanging plants by Mister Moss

When you live in a one-bedroom apartment like me, there are only so many plants you can own.  I’ve already got multiple foliage in every room – heck, I’ve even got a giant palm tree decal splayed across an entire wall. With plants on the floor, shelves, benches and balcony, I thought I’d reached my quota. That was until I came across cool hanging plants by Mister Moss.

These handmade moss balls will take your green thumb to a whole new level – not that you’d need to. Your hanging plant only requires a water dunking once a week, making it perfect for low maintenance gardeners. There are a variety of plants to choose from including my baby palm and spider plant, and handy herbs like oregano and parsley. Wrapped and suspended in neon coloured string, these babies are right on trend and just in time for summer.

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On a roll in Prague

One of the best ways to explore a city like Prague is by bike. With its cobblestoned streets, spectacular bridges and enchanting castles it’s the perfect way to get a feel for the place.  We did a guided tour with the guys at Praha Bikes and had an awesome American girl Kat as our guide.

Our tour took us across the Charles Bridge where Tom Cruise was filmed in Mission Impossible 4 and past David Cerny’s peeing and crawling baby sculptures. We wrote ‘I wish for world peace’ on the John Lennon Freedom Wall and even had time to scope out some cool riverside bars to go to that evening.

This is definitely one the best ways to see Prague. If you’d like to see the city by bike, contact the guys at Praha Bikes for more details.

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History Pin

The State Library of New South Wales are regaling us with images from Australia’s yesteryears using History Pin project which pins these photo’s to the geographical locations they were taken. Through Google Street view you can even compare the photos’ from the past to current day. FUN!

This Ted Hood image is from the collection and shows an acrobatic couple on Bondi Beach in 1935. See more on the History Pin site.