Lake Tyrrell: Counting the missing
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"What is on the land is in the sky. Counting the missing and the dead, reflections lost, counting the missing in the stars, counting the missing footprints in the sand". Andrea Hylands
We visit Lake Tyrrell in Northern Victoria. As the sun sets over Lake Tyrrell we reflect on what has been lost and what will be lost. When the sun rises again, we can begin to answer some of our own questions.
Land song
Red light
Early night
Land sings
Empty rings
Recent past
Didn’t last
Stone tape
Land rape
Knowledge lost
Great cost
Wrong turn
No learn
Burn soon
Dark moon
Heat wave
No save
Bettong missing
None listening
What's wrong
Not long
Early light
Long night
Water gone
Last song
Land sings
Empty rings
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