issue 112

Giddy up, pals – there’s a whole lot of yeehaw coming your way. In issue 112, we chatted to young and first-time farmers, went a little bit country in our fashion shoot and debated the merits of camping. Elsewhere, there’s advice for solo travellers, a wild museum of miscellany, plus rad photos of long hair. Want to make a cat like you? We’ve got tips for that too, as well as a guide to Asian greens and a history of the Ponzi scheme (aka how to spot a scammer at 50 paces). Then there’s a smiley crochet tote, impressive art from around Australia and stories to make you guffaw.

ROOM TO GROW
These eager young farmers are growing food and flowers in unexpected places (and sharing their knowledge with everyone around them).OUT WEST
Howdy, partner. If you’re after some kickass threads for your next boot-scooting session, look no further.KNOW YOUR ASIAN GREENS
Need a break from spinach and broccoli? Consult our handy-dandy guide and get ready to chow down on a bevy of leafy Asian greens.PINK ELEPHANTS
Samantha Payne shares the story of how she created Pink Elephants, a support network for women who’ve experienced early pregnancy loss.SITTING PRETTY
Ever wondered how the bean bag became a thing? Or why every wooden café chair looks the same? We dive into the surprising history of some very famous chairs. KILLER FASHION
The Victorian Era was famous for many things, including trendy styles that posed a fatal risk to wearers and makers alike.Aussie readers: Find your closest stockist here or order a copy online.