On Country Framlingham 4.0
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Ngatanwarr! We would like to pay our respect the unceded lands we are standing and designing on, which are rightfully owned by the Woi-wurrung and Boon-wurrung people.
We also like to express our earnest graditude and acknowledge to the Woi-wurrung and Boon-wurrung people of the Eastern Kulin Nation. In addition, we would like to sincerely pay our respect to their ancestor’s past, present and future tense.
We are forever grateful to Uncle Lenny Clarke, his family and the Kirrae Wuurong people for welcoming us with warmly open arms and trusting us the opportunity to design this special project, which holds amazing memories to this studio and our trip to Framlingham. We will not forget but endlessly cherish these moments, from sharing stories to bonding as a family with the Kirrae Wuurong community.
We thank you for the amazing experience and thank every guest critic for listening!
There are six distinct weather periods recognised in the Brambuk seasonal cycle. These are genuine seasons which relate to climatic features as well as referencing environmental events such as plant flowering, fruiting and animal behaviour patterns.
Late summer
January-March
Eel season
Hottest and driest time
Scarce surface water
High bushfire risk
Night sky is bright with stars
Autumn March-May
Honey bee season
Warm, still days
Country starts to cool
Cooler mornings
Red sunrises and golden evenings
Winter May-July
Cockatoo season
Freezing winds
Coldest time of year
Bleak mists
Rain
Pre-spring
July-August
Nesting bird season
Dramatic weather changes
Wettest time of year
Rivers run high
Spring
September-November
Wildflower season
Tempestuous weather
Warmer days
Bush bursts into life
Emu constellation appears
Early summer
November-January
Butterfly season
Summer heat starts
Hot, dry days
Stable weather
Larneuk Petyan Ballambar
Engage Open Airflow For Warm Season