And The Designer Said ... Let There Be Ambience?

A strange blue light this year, at the North American International Auto Show, imparted a nervous, edgy electricity that seemed to speak to the industry’s state of mind — part excitement and part anxiety. Julian was impressed. The wave was sweeping the country. The light was blue and ‘S-shaped’. If used with slow speeds it created a serene mood, by increasing its speed with the flick of a switch, the mood instantly changed to a high-energy, party atmosphere. It was frightening really. Julian resolved to get one for the dining room, where she would be able to control her guests. She would serve antipasto for starters, with a nice, cold Sauvignon Blanc, and then move to a Chinese theme. Or maybe a Japanese theme, she was undecided, but she did know that the lighting was important.

Later that month she had planned a trip to Upper Buccrabendinni with Mudbilly and Jonesy. Jonesy was going through the mill. She had been accused of double dealings, and was quite happy to confess, but needed a night or two in the bush for recuperation. Mudbilly was always up for a night in the bush, and the two of them were preparing for a trip to Ireland, far away from the Australian people problems. ‘

Upper Buccrabendinni didn’t have electricity & so didn’t worry about the ambience created by amazing, wonderful new lighting. It had the moon and the stars. The cars got beaten around out there & so didn’t need the ambience created by the amazing, wonderful new lighting in its interiors. Buccrabendinni had no need of an Outdoor Lighting Fixture. It had the moon.

Upper Buccrabendinni. Do you need to get away from it all? Mobile phones? Lights? Shops? Computers? Buccrabendinni is the place for you. From $150 per night, we can arrange everything, with complete peace, quiet, tranquility, and the Australian Bush. It’s so quiet you can hear your heart beat, and you get to know the moon. The lighting is candles stuck in empty red wine bottles.

Silas pointed up one night & said, “see those trees?”, Julian said, “Yeah”, and Silas said, “they’re moon trees, they go all the way up to the moon”. Julian could see that, yes, they were gum moon trees. Silas was right.