At the beanie festival
Beanie festival
At the presentation dinner for the Classic Outback Trial rally. Michael very happy – he came first in his class.
Green tree frog
At the reptile centre
The biggest car I’ve ever driven.
Camel sculptures at the railway station
Desert Park
Learning about Indigenous culture
Desert Park
School of the Air
Sunrise outside our room
Sunset from our room
Desert Park
After the hailstorm
During the hailstorm
My husband and codriver with the rally car
Choir of hard knocks concert
Peacock at Ross River retreat
View from our accommodation
Finke National Park
Morning tea at cattle station
Ute ride at cattle station
Kangaroo Dundee
Joey at Kangaroo Dundee’s Sanctuary
There will be no formal blog post for the next few weeks… just photos.
Before you get to the third photo, see if you can guess where I am.
Looking forward to discussing incorporating more of the humanities into medical education over the next couple of day out bush.
I’m just back from the wonderful Sydney International Storytelling Conference, held in a quiet, peaceful retreat in Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, about one hour’s drive from Sydney’s airport.
I’ve been to many conferences in my life, but this one was the friendliest and most welcoming by far.
Eighty people, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, from Australia, New Zealand, Korea, USA, Sweden and Singapore, came together to celebrate the joy of storytelling, to laugh and to learn more about the craft.
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