Heading back to our accommodation for the evening, it was a race to get to the Black River mouth as the sun set .. or rather the earth turned to hide the sun over the horizon for another night.
Looking at “The Nut”, Stanley. Next post, we’ll take you for a walk on top of it!
MUSIC: Well, I was going to share just one track called “Jungle”, but when that finished, this video started. I would feel I’m robbing you if I didn’t share and entire live set from this wonderfully talented young indigenous lady, Tash Sultana.
When I first heard her work on the radio, I thought she was with a band – until I watched her solo looping wizardry on YouTube. I was lucky enough to see her live in concert here in Hobart a few years ago, I stood two rows from the front, captivated and spell-bound, she fully engages with her audience.
I hope you enjoy watching and listening to this as much as I do, crank it loud, let it flow over you. It’s worth hunting out her earlier “bedroom” and busking videos too if it floats your boat.
By the way, Jungle is at the very end of this concert. Take your time, enjoy the journey.
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The header photo is absolutely fantastic ! can’t find any other words for it Tone.
Tash’s music was certainly a good choice to share,
will definitely listen to more songs or her.
Take care!
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Thanks Marc, still laying low and early nights for me, glad you enjoyed Tash, something a little more modern 😀
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Your photos are particularly gorgeous in this post. 🙂 As for Tash, well, the music just flows through her, doesn’t it? Thanks for recommending her.
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Thank you Susan, it’s not had to recommend Tash, diverse and immensely talented, I’m glad you enjoyed her, she gives me chills every time I hear her! Takes me back to the magic of seeing her live in a much more intimate setting than the one I shared 😀
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Love the photos and the music!
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Thanks Morgaine, glad you enjoyed Tash, a very unique talent. Still laying low and early nights for me. Take care.
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Still sending healing energy! 🙂
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Ditto to all of the previous comments.
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Thanks Anneli, I heard about fires in Canada, I hope they’re no where near you! Stay safe 😀
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Not too near us, but there are many fires. Seems to be getting worse every year as we get more and more drought time each summer. I feel so sorry for all the little animals that can’t escape the fires.
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Beautiful sunset!
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Thanks, enjoy your day 😀
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I always love looking at your beautiful photography! Thank you!
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Thanks Sandra 😀 I’d love to post more but life is for living too .. and recovering still, early nights for me for a while 😦
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First of all thanks for following my website/blog 🙂
My compliments for your photography and for the website you have. I will be happy to follow your work in the time to come.
About this blog, I love the wonderful sunsets and yes, I also listened to some music fragments. Thanks for sharing this all. Now I will browse some more through your pages.
Kind regards,
Rudi
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Thank you for visiting and leaving such and encouraging comment Rudi, I’m glad I stumbled upon your interesting corner of the internet 😀 I hope you learn something
about Tasmania and enjoy the little island at the bottom of the world I call home. May your tomorrow be filled with joy and photo opportunities 🙂
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I love how the cool tones defined by the horizon was echoed in the waves at the edges of the river.. It’s lovely, as though to say “rug up, it will a cool evening”. 🙂
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