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Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 Up the Creek
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'I wander up the creek with my two boys. Vincent and Santiago. They run ay to wade in the water, climb on the boulders, move the rocks to make paddling pools, offer hands as landing pads for dragon flies and scan the water for galaxiids. I find a warm rock to sit on for a moment before they demand my participation. I see my face reflecting on the glassy surface. framed by overhanging eucalypt branches. I try to see Sand's face reflecting back at me, and then Vincent's. I look up to watch them revel in this place they love as my mind wanders.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Breathing Space Jane Rawson (editor), Ben Walter (editor), Tasmania : Tasmanian Land Conservancy , 2021 25742143 2021 anthology poetry essay short story

    'Breathing Space is a book of essays, poems and stories about Tasmanians' changing relationship with nature, commissioned to mark the TLC's [Tasmanian Land Conservancy] 20th birthday.'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

    Tasmania : Tasmanian Land Conservancy , 2021
    pg. 106-111
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