Kate Llewellyn's world is one that celebrates the simple things. After moving from her home in the mountains, Kate starts to establish her new garden in a coastal town. Here she also plants roots in her new community and details the small acts of humanity that lead to friendship. With a poet's touch, Kate evokes the heat of an endless summer; the salt that hangs in the air on the walk to the sea-pool; and the squelch of lifting arum lilies from the mud Playing with Water weaves a meditation on nature, on community and on the cycle of life.