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Hilary Burden

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Wonders. Never seen anything like it…wait for it…
Beaches have two sides. We usually celebrate the saltwater side. At Seymour, the other side is sweetwater some people call swamp 👉What lies inbetween Tasmanian artist Sue Lovegrove calls ‘Voice of Water’, where black swans glide, frogs creak and pobble, sea eagles soar, wallabies hop through tea tree copses, grasses whisper and birds sing the way👉 Good to see the hard yakka put in by local residents & Landcare volunteers over 40 years, weeding, planting, encircling the wetland with foot tracks and gentle loving steps. Beaches have two sides and water has voices
Wonderful message from ‘Regionality’ on tour at Kelvedon : things go well together because they’re different.
Love visiting Ann & her shoe boxes of memories from an octogenarian life lived and cherished offline

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