to record my random thoughts, drawings, textile art and anything else I think may be of interest
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Morning
This morning as we were about to go for our walk we met Marshall Sumner, one of our aboriginal elders gathering branches to use in a smoking ceremony to night. He is an interesting man, I have met rarely but seen often. He does a huge amount locally for the recognition of aboriginal ceremonies and he and John were discussing a local tree that needs to be saved, it has neither a shield or a canoe cut from it, possibly something to do with gathering turtle eggs and needs/ should be preserved for future generations, always unfortunately an expensive exercise. He is such a wonderful looking man I had to ask for a photo and the rest of our walk photos are a bit boring. We had a wonderful rain yesterday 5.6 mm so the window shot is taken to show that it had rained. we are greening up quite nicely but are due for a burst of hot weather later on in the week.
2 comments:
Not only is he a fine-looking man, Penny, but he also looks as though he is rightly proud of his origins.
I love your post with the wonderful looking and certainly very wise man. How nice of him to have allowed you to take a photo - it is a special favour.
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