I shook my camera and some pictures fell out.
The Grampians mountain range has undergone some geological change as a result of the rather unusual amounts of rain there. The land slide I could get a semi-decent photo of looks like this:
(click the image for a closer cropped version of the landslip)
I was reminded of some Aboriginal rock art which resembles the shapes of the land slips.
This caused me to wonder: Maybe these huge marks occurring in the landscape in other extremely wet, swamp-filling, habitat replenishing years influenced the Aboriginal artists in their depiction of powerful spirits of land and abundance? Or maybe not. Just a thought.
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(click the image for a closer cropped version of the landslip)
I was reminded of some Aboriginal rock art which resembles the shapes of the land slips.
This caused me to wonder: Maybe these huge marks occurring in the landscape in other extremely wet, swamp-filling, habitat replenishing years influenced the Aboriginal artists in their depiction of powerful spirits of land and abundance? Or maybe not. Just a thought.
This entry crossposted from http://tangent-woman.dreamwidth.org/544889.html with
comments. Please comment there if you feel inclined. You too can have a Dreamwidth blog. Ask me how!