Nunyara Farm

Nunyara Farm Immerse yourself in the purity of Nature. Ground. Reconnect. Restore.

02/09/2026

When did you become the last person on your own list?

After work.
After family.
After the appointments, responsibilities and endless things that need doing.

We tell ourselves, “When things settle down, I’ll make some time for me.”

But what if they don’t?

Maybe we don’t need to wait until we’re exhausted to give ourselves permission to pause.

Maybe choosing ourselves occasionally isn’t selfish at all.

🌿 RETURN begins with noticing.

What have you been putting off until “later”?

Join us for RETURN
Friday, 2 October - Sunday 4 October 2026
Nunyara Farm, Braidwood NSW

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🌿 Wellbeing Wednesday: Collaboration 🌿Nature does not work alone.Bush land, rivers and ecosystems thrive through relatio...
02/09/2026

🌿 Wellbeing Wednesday: Collaboration 🌿

Nature does not work alone.

Bush land, rivers and ecosystems thrive through relationships and cooperation. Each part contributes something important to the whole.

Collaboration reminds us that together we can create things that are greater than what we could achieve alone.

Today, we invite reflection:

✨ What does working together mean to you?

✨ How can you apply the idea of collaboration to help your community today?

When we listen, respect different perspectives and combine our strengths, we create a stronger future together.

🌱 Who can you collaborate with to make a positive difference?

🌱 Hello, Spring. Today, the season turns again.Here at Nunyara Farm, the signs have already begun — tiny buds appearing,...
31/08/2026

🌱 Hello, Spring.

Today, the season turns again.

Here at Nunyara Farm, the signs have already begun — tiny buds appearing, birds busy with important business, longer light at the edges of the day, and the landscape quietly stirring after winter.

Spring reminds us that Nature doesn’t rush her seasons.

There is a time to rest.
A time to conserve.
A time to emerge.
And a time to grow.

Through Wayapa, we are reminded to notice these rhythms — and to remember that we are not separate from them. We, too, move through seasons of rest, renewal, growth and change.

So today, we simply notice.

What is beginning to stir around you? And perhaps, within you?🌿

Welcome, Spring. 🌼

Today, we farewell winter. ❄️🌿Not that you’d notice… wow, what a gorgeous day — and how warm was it?!Winter, you’ve cert...
31/08/2026

Today, we farewell winter. ❄️🌿

Not that you’d notice… wow, what a gorgeous day — and how warm was it?!

Winter, you’ve certainly given us a bit of everything this year. Frosty mornings, icy winds, spectacular skies, muddy boots, crackling fires and plenty of reasons to appreciate the warmth when it finally arrives.

So, before we rush excitedly into Spring tomorrow, a little gratitude for the season that was. For the rest, the slowing down, and the quiet work happening in Nature even when it looks like not much is going on.

And then there’s this… 😂🦁

It tickled our fancy. Hope it brings a smile to you, too.

Farewell, Winter. Thanks for having us. 💚

🌿 Nunyara's ApothecaryPeppermint — A Breath of Fresh AirIsn't it remarkable how one small plant can awaken so many sense...
27/08/2026

🌿 Nunyara's Apothecary

Peppermint — A Breath of Fresh Air
Isn't it remarkable how one small plant can awaken so many senses?

Peppermint has a way of feeling instantly familiar.

Its cool, refreshing character has made it a favourite botanical for generations, bringing freshness, comfort and a little lift to everyday life.

Sometimes wellbeing is found in the smallest daily rituals.

🌿 Found in our Apothecary

Our Organic Peppymint Lip Balm is handcrafted to nourish and protect your lips while leaving a naturally fresh finish you'll reach for again and again.

🛒 Shop online or find us at the Braidwood Markets, 4th Saturday each month at Ryrie Park.

🌿 Nunyara's Apothecary
*Where every botanical tells a story, and every story remembers our connection with Earth.*

Wonder, awe…and alpaca poo. 🦙🌿An update on our beautiful Kwaami this morning.He's still here.And this morning, he's eati...
26/08/2026

Wonder, awe…and alpaca poo. 🦙🌿

An update on our beautiful Kwaami this morning.

He's still here.

And this morning, he's eating.

He's pooping.

And I cannot adequately explain how ridiculously happy both of those things have made me. 😂

We still don't know what the next few hours will bring, so we're simply watching, waiting and caring for him.

But sitting with him has had me thinking about something else.

Wonder and awe.

We often associate wonder with the spectacular things in Nature — a breathtaking sunset, an enormous old tree, a star-filled sky, the first wildflowers of spring.

But perhaps wonder begins somewhere much quieter.

With attention.

Yesterday, every tiny thing Kwaami did mattered to me.

A movement of his head.
A mouthful of food.
An attempt to shift his body.
A poo in the paddock.

Things I might ordinarily walk straight past suddenly became extraordinary.

And I realised that perhaps this is one of the gifts of being deeply connected with Nature.

The more closely we pay attention, the less ordinary anything becomes.

We begin to notice that every creature around us is living its own life. Responding. Communicating. Seeking comfort. Forming relationships. Finding its place within an enormous, intricate living system.

And we are not standing outside that system observing it.

We are part of it.

This sits at the very heart of my Wayapa practice — remembering our relationship with the Earth and recognising the interconnectedness of all things.

Perhaps Nature doesn't need to teach us that we belong.

Perhaps she simply keeps giving us opportunities to remember.

And this morning, one beautiful, stubborn alpaca has reminded me again.

Come on, Kwaami. ❤️🦙

**Our kin.**Today has been a hard day on the farm. Actually, scratch that...the past week, really. One of our beautiful ...
24/08/2026

**Our kin.**

Today has been a hard day on the farm. Actually, scratch that...the past week, really.

One of our beautiful alpaca boys, Kwaami, has been very unwell. I found him lying in the paddock early last Wednesday morning, unable to get to his feet. The vet came (thank you, Jana!) that afternoon, medications were given, tests taken, and since then I've been nursing him and hoping that, little by little, he might find his way back.

Sadly, today he has taken a turn for the worse.

We'll give him tonight. And if tomorrow brings no improvement, we will make the heartbreaking decision to let him go peacefully.

I've cried a lot today.

And I've found myself wondering why this has affected me so deeply.

Perhaps this is one of the realities of choosing a life on the land.

We live alongside other beings. We feed them, watch over them and learn their individual ways. We notice who's missing from the paddock. We know who is cheeky, who is gentle, who hangs back and who comes looking for us. Their lives become woven quietly into our own.

And somewhere along the way, "our animals" become something much more.

They are sentient beings.

They experience comfort and fear. Safety and distress. They form relationships. They recognise one another. They recognise us.

They are not simply creatures on the land.

They are lives with whom we share the land.

Our kin.

Perhaps that's why this hurts so much.

Because connection isn't an idea. It's a relationship.

When we allow ourselves to really see another living being — to care for them, to know them, to recognise that their life matters to them just as ours matters to us — we also make ourselves vulnerable to losing them.

That's the bargain, I suppose.

To love this life deeply is to sometimes have your heart broken by it.

Tonight I'll keep checking on our beautiful boy. I'll keep hoping.

And if tomorrow asks something different of us, we'll love him enough to listen to that, too.

For now, dear Kwaami, you are here.

And you are loved. 🤍

🐦 **A little extra vigilance for our wildlife**Sadly, H5 bird flu has now been detected in two birds at Merimbula.While ...
20/08/2026

🐦 **A little extra vigilance for our wildlife**

Sadly, H5 bird flu has now been detected in two birds at Merimbula.

While there’s no need for alarm, it’s an important reminder for all of us — particularly those living, walking and working around our beautiful rural and coastal environments — to keep an eye out for birds or other wildlife that appear sick, behave unusually, or are found dead.

If you come across something concerning:

AVOID — don’t touch or handle sick or dead wildlife, and keep pets away.

RECORD — note the location and take a photo or video from a safe distance.

REPORT — call the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.

Our wildlife depends upon all of us noticing, caring and reporting. 🌿

Please share so others in our community know what to look out for.

Thanks friends 🙏

🌿 Nunyara's ApothecaryEucalyptus — The Scent of HomeHave you ever noticed how one breath of eucalyptus can transport you...
20/08/2026

🌿 Nunyara's Apothecary

Eucalyptus — The Scent of Home

Have you ever noticed how one breath of eucalyptus can transport you straight into the Australian bush?

Long before we recognised the power of scent, our senses already knew.

The fragrance of eucalyptus carries memories of rain-soaked forests, crisp winter mornings and quiet walks beneath towering gum trees.

It reminds us that home isn't always a place—it can also be a feeling.

🌿 Found in our Apothecary

Our **Australian Native Soy Candle** captures the spirit of the bush, bringing a little of Country into your home.

Light the wick.
Slow your breath.
Let nature come to you.

🛒 Shop online or visit us at the Braidwood Markets:
https://www.nunyarafarm.com.au/product/australian-native-organic-soy-wax-candle/132

🌿 Nunyara's Apothecary
Where every botanical tells a story, and every story remembers our connection with Earth.

A three-day nature-based retreat for women who are ready to make a little space for themselves.Bring a friend, your daug...
19/08/2026

A three-day nature-based retreat for women who are ready to make a little space for themselves.

Bring a friend, your daughter, your mum, a woman who needs space for herself.

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Burkes Hills Road
Braidwood, NSW
2622

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm

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+61407247566

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