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This enchanting story tells of the author’s loving memories of sitting in the cool shade of the big water tank that used to be near the Derby jetty – this was her magic garden.
Every weekend, her family piled into their old Ford Zephyr car and drove down to the jetty and the big water tank where the swallows flew in and out. Lizzy, big brother Cookie and little sister Ben Ben loved watching the busy swallows. Sometimes they could see baby swallows sticking their little heads out from the nests.
Liz Kelly-Hunter is a proud Nyul Nyul woman, born on Nyikana country in Derby. Liz and her husband Brian have three children, Alfie (deceased), Marla and Henley, all were born in Derby. Liz’s father worked at the Derby jetty, making...
Tony Thorne is a Trawlwoolway descendant from northeast Tasmania. Tony is an artist and animator. He graduated from the Tasmanian School of Art in 1984, and in 1998 he completed a masters in computer animation at the Australian Film Television...
We respectfully caution Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers that this website contains images of people who have passed away.