Language of intent

A red moon rising through the smoke haze of the droughted landscape of our farm near Collie NSW in the 2006-07 bushfire season, causing some of the worst bushfire smoke since records began, triggering an increase in the incidence of asthma. This smoke was from fires hundreds of kilometres away. Photo: Kim V. Goldsmith, November …

Reclaiming the curiosity of childhood through walking

Walking and listening near the Wambuul Macquarie River near Dubbo (Wiradjuri Country), April 2024 Walking with intent or simply for joy is a sensory expeยญriยญence of connection with each other and our surrounds in an act that encourages self-awareness. My earliest memories of walking are of holding my grandmotherโ€™s hand as we wandered across bare, …

Confluence

Kim V. Goldsmith. February 2024. After a couple of days of late summer temperatures in the high 30s, I was looking forward to my weekend walk with my dog, in โ€˜walking temperaturesโ€™. If I was going to put in an order for a day like this it'd be something in the high teens, with a …