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She looks just about as perplexed as I am as to how to handle this!!! But she’s willing to help.
I have them all unpacked now, finally, and in the beginnings of piles, including on all the chairs.

Should I sort them by artist or genre, collect

Trail gathered together the pieces from Deep Truths and Bone Wisdom which when placed together restored the Key of Life: Blossom

With this a great ReMembering unfolded and Blight was banished from the heart’s of mankind.

Slowly, gently and w

Next Trail’s quest led her to seek out Bone Wisdom who held the final piece of the key in the forgotten ancestral ways that walked gently hand in hand with all of kin, whether it be two legged, four legged, eight legged, winged ones, the rooted

Trail’s quest took far into the stars and down to the depths of the ocean in order to find Deep Truths.

The truths hid in water ways, on the whispers of the winds and at the roots of the grounded ones, all in plain sight but invisible to most

When Trail saw the darkness that had descended upon Earth in the wake of Blight, she knew it was time to return from mapping the stars and comet blazing to take up the quest of finding the missing pieces and restore the key. It would involve seeking

Blight had grown strong in the neglect of man’s heart, reaching across the land destroying all that lay in its way. It’s ravenous hunger devoured all indiscriminately.
The dark times were upon us.
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Nov 18: MIST
Nov 19: GATE
Nov 20: BLIG

Before she fell Mist knew she needed to take the key of Life to the Gate Keeper who would know how to protect it.

Gate Keeper knew the key would need to be kept safe until a time came when it could be used to restore balance.

Gate Keeper cast a sp

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I respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Ngurra land where I live and work today, the Dharug and Gundungurra people. I pay respect to Tribal Elders past, present and emerging. I recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community and celebrate their continuing culture. I extend deep gratitude for this beautiful country.

This always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.