So many stories from ordinary and extraordinary Australians that make this land so rich.
Day 13 in Canberra, Australia
by Cheryl-Ann Webster | Oct 24, 2015 | Travel
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We only had a couple of hours at the Museum but look forward to returning soon. My photos capture the feeling I got from the stories shared within these wonderful walls. As you know I feel stories are life lessons shared. Here is "where our stories live"
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Tangled, linked together, strength, worn.
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Many parts, connected, relying on one another to work.
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From the earth, moulded to move the earth, overtime it will return to the earth.
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What was once tall, full of life. Now fallen and still.
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Memories fade with time but the pain inflicts generations.
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Apart from the rest, framed to gather them all.
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Intertwined, turning, turning, click, click, intertwined.
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Removed from home and placed in a "Home", forever in search of home.
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Moments in time frozen in time, for a life time or more.
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No wind to move me, no sun to warm me, taken from the elements, placed inside.
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Layer behind layer, with each day the stories grow.
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Grinding away time
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It is all a facade!
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Living in the shadows
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Primary colours and shapes, complex stories shared.