SORB Artists Gathering at White Rock

Artists Gathering at White Rock

Saturday 26 July 2008

This is an outing for amateur artists to walk into and sojourn at White Rock for 'en plein air' sketching, drawing or photography.

Local artist, Michael Einersen, will be our artistic mentor on this excursion. Michael has long visited and painted landscapes of the area - see Journey Through White Rock and Beyond.

White Rock, north of the Flinders Peak complex, is in the region where the Flinders Peak - Greenbank - Karawatha biodiversity corridor turns to the east as the lowland portion of the corridor.

This area has great significance for the local Ugarapul People and we will have the opportunity to gain some understanding of these indigenous cultural values.

The walk is about 3.5 kilometres, taking about an hour, each way.

Notes:
.. Bookings are essential.
.. Participants need to bring and carry all their own materials, and be self-sufficient for food, snacks and water.
.. You will need sturdy walking shoes, sun protection and wet weather gear, as well as food, snacks and water.
.. The degree of difficulty is easy to moderate, however participants need to be of moderate fitness.
.. Your gold coin donation is appreciated.

.. details

Where: meet at Redbank Plains, details will be provided on booking
When: 8:30am – 4:30pm, Saturday 26 July
Bookings and more info: Ed Parker, ph 3376 1389 or email info@sorb.org.au

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	Artists Gathering at White Rock Saturday 26 July 2008 This is an outing for amateur artists to walk into and sojourn at White Rock for 'en plein air' sketching, drawing or photography. Local artist, Michael Einersen, will be our artistic mentor on this excursion. Michael has long visited and painted landscapes of the area - see Journey Through White Rock and Beyond. White Rock, north of the Flinders Peak complex, is in the region where the Flinders Peak - Greenbank - Karawatha biodiversity corridor turns to the east as the lowland portion of the corridor. This area has great significance for the local Ugarapul People and we will have the opportunity to gain some understanding of these indigenous cultural values. The walk is about 3.5 kilometres, taking about an hour, each way. Notes: .. Bookings are essential. .. Participants need to bring and carry all their own materials, and be self-sufficient for food, snacks and water. .. You will need sturdy walking shoes, sun protection and wet weather gear, as well as food, snacks and water. .. The degree of difficulty is easy to moderate, however participants need to be of moderate fitness. .. Your gold coin donation is appreciated. .. details Where: meet at Redbank Plains, details will be provided on booking When: 8:30am – 4:30pm, Saturday 26 July Bookings and more info: Ed Parker, ph 3376 1389 or email info@sorb.org.au Return to SORB's P2P Festival activity listing.