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Category Archives: Tarkine in Motion 2016
Sarah Anne Rocks
what happened here long ago that your rocks all stand on end?
look star!
Dave Reynolds – Photographer The view from the campsite at Frankland River, Tarkine, March 2016. I like im. I like im camp outside because of course you got to sleep outside, you got to feel im that wind and look star! … Continue reading
Monster Duck
… the hidden meaning of haiku On Tuesday 5th, in South Hobart, all performances finished, I was preparing for a recording session scheduled for the next day. Having finished writing my part of a collaborative score for a new duo … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental essays and poems, haiku, my meanderings, Tarkine in Motion 2016
Tagged ecopoetry, Tarkine in Motion, tasmania
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Husshh … hearing takayna
“An ecstatic meditation on ancient takayna/Tarkine wilderness in sound and words” That’s the bi-line Emily wrote when she invited me to join her in Tassie to take part in the Tarkine in Motion project, followed by a series of concerts … Continue reading
Posted in my meanderings, reviews, Tarkine in Motion 2016
Tagged Emily Sheppard, shakuhachi, Tarkine in Motion, tasmania
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Evening Cantillations
a gentle HA … and dusk begins in the tree beside the deck
Table Cape to Design Tasmania
From the Tarkine, Em and I drove to Wynyard on the north coast and spent one and a half days in and around the Table Cape Lighthouse, using the acoustic to inspire new music, and also sitting outside by ourselves … Continue reading
Lost
Tarkine Wilderness Lodge March 28th, 2016 Leaving our peaceful campsite in the burnt forest… we pack the car and drive to the Tarkine in Motion (TiM) rendezvous at Tarkine Wilderness Lodge. En route, we stretch our legs at Sumac Lookout … Continue reading
Dark Forest
28th March 2016 I awaken to a dark forest of lingering dreams. First to greet the predawn sky: two kookaburras. At the correct interval of planetary spin, I dimly hear another laughing pair. High falling whistles: a nameless bird joins … Continue reading
Campsite of fallen giants
26th & 27th March 2016: At our new campsite within another burnt forest “shoosshh; husshh” dead leaves call from overhead brown shapes float and flutter, gathering in pockets, between exploded mounds of scorched earth and hollow logs with smoking embers;
Posted in Environmental essays and poems, my meanderings, poems, Tarkine in Motion 2016
Tagged ecopoetry, Tarkine in Motion
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pompoms
black trunks; green pompoms in just two days, so much change wallaby footprints! . photo by Daniel Hayley The next chapter in my Tarkine Adventure: -–> . Campsite of fallen giants few birds sing ..<– The previous chapter
peripatetic musings 