A few weeks ago some of us visited the Banskia Street wetlands to pursue the idea of 'refugia' and do some sketching and nature loving. The wetlands are a recent development and it is hard to believe that a couple of years ago the site was a flat bit of undeveloped grassy land with some old tennis courts on it.
This is a refuge for wildlife in the area, but also for locals who can walk, wander, sketch and ponder -activities which we observed happening during our visit.
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Edwina was involved in creating the wetlands environment |
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Sketching by the wetlands |
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Gathering photographic reference for some studio work |
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Edwina and Val soaking up the ambience |
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A quick sketch |
In October we will be exhibiting our work at the
Watson Arts Centre. Watch this space for more on the development of 'Refugia' with Marsden Arts Group.
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