Smoke in the mountains
There is a fire burning in the mountains nearby, perhaps not far from where we were yesterday. I did see some smoke in the foothills nearby when we were near Birrigai yesterday, but thought… Continue reading
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Gibraltar Falls
Today we headed off late for a walk, with a plan to go to Birrigai Time Trail. This walk explores many remnants of Aboriginal and early European inhabitation by squatters (unuathorised occupiers) in… Continue reading
Coppin’s Crossing
The gorgeous country road I used to love to drive through is officially ruined. The Woden side of the crossing now has several hills stripped to red dirt to make way for the… Continue reading
Reblog from Linda Carroli
Originally posted on placeblog:
For my current research on Fieldworking, I am reading various works on walking. Several tabs are open on my browser as I flip between key texts to develop the…
Familiar landscapes
At the moment we are heading back to Canberra after a long weekend hanging out at Coff’s Harbour. The purpose of the trip was to check out the region to see if we… Continue reading
Message to the mountain : 3rd Nature, Puke Ariki
I am still working though all of the photographs from our travels to South Australia and New Zealand, even though we have been back almost a month. Time is much more compressed now… Continue reading
Booroomba Rocks, Namadgi National Park
Today we took advantage of the drier, cooler weather and headed down to the southern ACT for a walk, this time to Booroomba Rocks. This is a really enjoyable walk, a bit steep… Continue reading
Finding Balance : Mura Gadi
Finding Balance: Mura Gadi is the title of a forthcoming exhibition at the Belconnen Art Centre in 2013. A series of walks in national parks in the Australian Capital Territory and southern New… Continue reading
SCANZ2013 Residency
At the moment we are in New Zealand participating in the SCANZ2013 residency in the Taranaki region of New Zealand. I have been mainly posting blogs on the mediakult and remotexmedia site, but… Continue reading