Slow Making
Until the cows come home (Lalalty-Berrigan) . M. Prescott . It’s going to be a slow couple of weeks on the post front. We’ve got mid-semester on the 29th and I’ve set myself the task of using a methodology of mapping to work through the Cobram—Barooga border crossing. I’m working manually rather than digitally at […]
Posted at 2:07 PM on April 18, 2011 | Leave a comment | Filed Under: field trip, Uncategorized | Tagged: australia, border, cobram-barooga, new south wales, victoria | Continue reading →
Re-charge | Part II.III
3. To intervene in and potentially to re-create the border and its related territories. Speculation 01. Quarantine checkpoints required along the Murray River boundary to prevent faster mobilisation of fruit fly and foot-rot through the VIC/NSW Southern Riverina region. Above . vehicles are checked for fruit and plants that may be identified as at risk […]
Posted at 12:37 PM on April 12, 2011 | Leave a comment | Filed Under: case studies, field trip, speculation, Uncategorized | Tagged: australia, border, cobram-barooga, new south wales, victoria | Continue reading →
boundary ma[r]king 