![]() I had the next painting lined up in my head, it had something to do with a Cow and a Rat or maybe a bird of some kind. BUT! STOP THE BUS! My creative innards told me to do something different when I experienced a seriously intrepid frog. I'd had this Green Tree Frog living in my plastic rural postbox for around 3 weeks and I was really worried that he was getting jabbed by letters and parcels, but most of all that he'd be baked alive during our 32 Celsius days. I decided to relocate him 850 metres away to the top of the hill where I live surrounded in dense bush and near our water tanks. There are also some very pretty frog ladies there too, so I thought he would be happy. So, I WAS WRONG. This white lipped handsome fella decided he was going back to the home he'd chosen himself, it took him two whole days. You can imagine my surprise when I found him back there. How did he find his way, through dense bush and almost a kilometre? How did he know the direction to go in the first place?
It set me thinking about his adventures and so I came up with this....... my story is fiction (but this does happen all the time) This painting is called 'Land Acquisition Order'and my story begins............ The frog I don't know personally only his plight...The Department of Transport and Main Roads had written to the owner of the land with the final Land Acquisition Order detail. The owner left some time ago and the rural property has been left empty. There will be a road going through, housing, shops everything. The Frog and the Spider are wondering why the human hasn't been back for so long and has left the door to swing open, without taking the letter. They are not in for a good time and will either have to adapt....or...............?? Next instalment painting in a couple of months...maybe.....if they make it.
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AuthorSamantha "I'm a person who feels I live in paradise and truly love Australia after immigrating here in 2003. I work as a foreign exchange trader, live with my true soul mate, husband Albert. I have a passion for Aussie wildlife and became a registered wildlife carer in 2005 and can say I feel truly privileged to be able to raise and rehabilitate orphan wallaby/kangaroo joeys. I love these creatures with my heart and soul. My dream is to be able to help struggling volunteer wildlife carers, financially, so that they can do what they do best without worrying how to pay the next vet bill" Archives
December 2018
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