DANISH author Hans Christian Andersen once wrote: “Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.”
Posing under threatening rain clouds last week, Diana Jonas-Dwyer and four-year-old Fiona Smith had two of those things.
Colourful flowers which line the pathway were planted by Dr Jonas-Dwyer’s husband to add vibrancy to what was previously just a bare space.
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READ NOWMr Dwyer has finished two Bull Creek walkways, with a third underway.
Local mum Zoe Smith was impressed.
“It’s so beautiful,” she said. “Before it was just concrete and dirt, now it’s so much nicer and the smell is great.”
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