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wilddogroad: Connecting to Sea Country - Wurundjeri Day
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Sunday, January 29, 2012. Connecting to Sea Country - Wurundjeri Day. A sharp, warm and breeezy day awaited our Wurundjeri. Guests for a sail into the Northern parts of Port Phillip Bay. The day was sponsored by Indigenous Partnerships from Parks Victoria. David Mullins, riding the stern. On board we had members from three Wurundjeri families and all were welcomed by Uncle Paddy Wandin. They also found...
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wilddogroad: Seaweek 2013 March 2nd-10th - Educators- how to get involved in Seaweek
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Sunday, February 24, 2013. Seaweek 2013 March 2nd-10th - Educators- how to get involved in Seaweek. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Studied painting at the Slade in London and Kunstacadamie in Dusseldorf. Work in Community Arts and run my own Not for Profit focusing on the marine world and education. You can see the work we do at www.svpelican.com.au. View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter.
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wilddogroad: November 2011
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Monday, November 28, 2011. 7ism and a bit. Painting done near the river in Cape York where Edmund Kennedy lost his life during his ill-fated expedition to Cape York 1848. Some of his papers were recovered and the botanist (William CARRON (1821-1876) wrote an account of their journey, which can be found here. He is a fine fellow, he will either accomplish his object, or leave his bones in the bush!
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wilddogroad: A view from the bridge of Pelican1- Pacific journey 2012
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Monday, November 12, 2012. A view from the bridge of Pelican1- Pacific journey 2012. Capt Log Polynesia.pdf. Pelican1 moored off Efate, Vanuatu. Arriving in Port Vila at night. Rize of the Morning Star. And Blue King Brown. Band members relaxing on Pelican1. The bands were in town for the Napuan Fest. Rize of the Morning Star playing the Napuan Fest. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bring me the day.
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wilddogroad: October 2011
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Wednesday, October 19, 2011. Whalumbaal Birri - Endeavour River. It seems fitting that our final day for the 2011 Hope Vale/Pelican project was held on the Endeavour River. The Guugu Yimithirr name for the river, now named by Cook (apparently the only Australian river named by Cook along the Australian coastline) is Whalumball birri - Whalumbaal meaning "you will be missed" or "you will be missing".
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wilddogroad: April 2011
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Friday, April 22, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Studied painting at the Slade in London and Kunstacadamie in Dusseldorf. Work in Community Arts and run my own Not for Profit focusing on the marine world and education. You can see the work we do at www.svpelican.com.au. View my complete profile. Unfortunately these birds fly no more but it is a lovely old painted ad selling Four and Twenty pies.
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wilddogroad: November 2012
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Monday, November 12, 2012. A view from the bridge of Pelican1- Pacific journey 2012. Capt Log Polynesia.pdf. Pelican1 moored off Efate, Vanuatu. Arriving in Port Vila at night. Rize of the Morning Star. And Blue King Brown. Band members relaxing on Pelican1. The bands were in town for the Napuan Fest. Rize of the Morning Star playing the Napuan Fest. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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wilddogroad: June 2011
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Thursday, June 30, 2011. Apparently Melbourne has a particularly unique type of fog, known as the Spillane eddy. Pondering fog and all things unique to a time and place, I wonder if I could describe the condition of my heart in a similar way. The Austin eddy. Conditions that cause such events include a complete inability to understand the workings of my own heart. One can live in hope. Bring me the day.
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wilddogroad: February 2013
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Thursday, February 28, 2013. Narratives for change- Celeste Young. Sunday, February 24, 2013. Seaweek 2013 March 2nd-10th - Educators- how to get involved in Seaweek. Thursday, February 14, 2013. Two Bays 2013 schedule. Two Bays cropped.pdf. Photo of a Banjo Shark taken in Western Port by Richard Wylie, when onboard for the Catholic Primary Schools immersive classroom day. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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wilddogroad: March 2011
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A rambling dirt road full of twists and beauty and a place where it is possible to hear yourself think. Monday, March 21, 2011. Sunday, March 13, 2011. Pelican is heading North for her home in Southern NSW in Bermagui. Two Bays is over and done with for the year though there is much follow up and hopeful chasing of funding for next year to be done. Our thoughts are turning North again to plan for our annual trip to Cape York. At the moment and events in the Middle East. A break in the weather came this a...
