Back in business
Managed to bring in a team of Borg cybernetic enhancement specialists who managed to get my old computer functioning again. Albeit for the short-term. Their 24th Century expertise had the old thing ticking over once again in no time.
Special thanks to the Seven of Eleven crew.
So it’s back to inflicting my artwork on the Universe again.
Cheers.
An enforced break
2012
Let’s all make 2012 a good one!!
Happy New Year everybody!!
Cheers.
Thank you
Would like to thank the recent mystery buyer/s of copies of Celestial Vistas You Might Have Missed Part 2.
Thank you again.
Cheers.
Highett Grassy Woodland
In the Melbourne suburb of Highett is a small patch of remnant native vegetation.
It includes Yellow Box, which is special. The plants are on a former CSIRO research installation site, which is soon to be put on the market as a development property. Most likely a housing estate is to be built on it. The plants only take up about 3 hectares of the land. A small proportion of it so I reckon they ca…
Thank you
Thank you to the two anonymous purchasers of Ban live animal exports
and
Emissary of the Voluntary Perceptions Collective
Cheers.
Bulldozers move in on Westerfield woodland
It is a sad day. Day 85 and the bulldozers moved in. We stood in front of them until the police came and got us out of the way. All those wonderful old trees, the birds, the swamp rats, (I am now a fan of swamp rats), the pond, the wood ducks, the insects and all the other inhabitants of the Westerfield woodland that I have become attached to over the past two and a half months have all been swe…
On behalf of our indigenous animals we say thank you
After a recent experience I felt the need to express gratitude and appreciation for the work those dedicated animal rescue people, veterinarians and vet nurses do in rescuing and treating animals. and especially our native, wild animals. Animals that have been injured by vehicles, human cruelty and the many other causes out there.
Just to say thank you to these wonderful people.
The Westerfield picket - Day 41
Yes the picket continues. Day 41 and the fight is not over.
Having spent forty of those 41 days at the property I can say, having seen it for myself, how much of a haven for myriad indigenous bird species. Specifically the wood ducks, the kookaburras, the black cockatoos, the grey fantails, the willy wagtails, the black shouldered kite, the white-faced heron, and the cormorant, and a lot that I do…
The Westerfield picket - day 24
The pickett continues despite the decision of the Heritage Council (i.e. that the freeway can go ahead). So much for the property being Heritage-listed in that it doesn’t mean a thing.
Again if you can spend time on the pickett (on the southern side of Robinsons Road, Frankston South, just up from the Bayside Christian College, Melway 103B11) you are most welcome.
We are not against fr…