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    The work on picture rails proceeds apace; a slow pace.
    I put another one up today. I need 50 new frames, proper hooks and standardized lengths of cord.

    I hung seven of my bird photos, just for the heck of it.

    They make me very homesick , and I should probably not look at them for that reason alone, but they were a set of 12 on a calendar when I left Perth in 1980 to go to Singapore.
    A nice man in Singapore framed them for me at $S1/frame, about $US0.50 at that time.

    Over the years I have tried to track down Deidre Hunt – even writing to The Bulletin at one stage – with no success.
    I realized today she might have married an no longer be Deidre Hunt.

    If anyone can supply any contact details I’d be grateful .

    As might she be.

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    • #1171860

      Does this Google search assist?

      BATcher

      Plethora means a lot to me.

      • #1172055

        Does this Google search assist?

        Thanks BATcher, it does to the extent that it confirms my earlier findings, that she appears not to have an existence today outside of other people’s web sites.

        As Hans has pointed out, I’ll probably have to try through a sales agent.

    • #1171861

      You might contact Barbara Higgins & Associations – Specialists in Commissioned Art. They list several works by Deidre Hunt (see the Animals section).

    • #1171865

      You may want to get some tips from this site

      • #1172057

        You may want to get some tips from this site

        “I need 50 new frames, proper hooks and standardized lengths of cord”

        I already know they look wonky.

        FWIW my prime reason for wanting picture rails is that one doesn’t have to have a friend eyeball and give stupid directions.
        One can can slide the hook along the rail, and adjust the string/wire daily until it looks Just Right.

        A bit like a Ukulele.

    • #1171897

      and standardized lengths of cord.

      Definitely! I’m getting motion sickness just looking at them!

      • #1172058

        Definitely! I’m getting motion sickness just looking at them!

        Jezza take note.
        See what I mean about friends criticizing one’s life’s work in hanging pictures?
        (Huge grin!)

        • #1172154

          Jezza take note.
          See what I mean about friends criticizing one’s life’s work in hanging pictures?
          (Huge grin!)

          Oh! Chris. Don’t you remember that for an Australian, that sort of comment is a sign of affection?
          It’s good to see you in the play area again.

          • #1172383

            that sort of comment is a sign of affection?

            Like, “Up the creek without a paddle“?

            • #1172411

              Like, “Up the creek without a paddle“?

              In my travels, I discovered that the Kimberley region of South Africa is quite like the Kimberley region of Western Australia. But your Yilgarn is much nicer than ours! Not much canoeing near Southern Cross.
              Thanks for the link.

            • #1172457

              Not much canoeing near Southern Cross.

              About 45 years ago after a particularly heavy winter, the lakes formed and remained near Doodalakine, I think, for several years.
              The good crops that year influxed so much cash that some farmers bought speedboats and started up the Doodalakine Speedboat Club.
              These were the years before the swimming pools arrived in each town, so it was quite the novelty.

          • #1172385

            Oh! Chris. Don’t you remember that for an Australian, that sort of comment is a sign of affection?

            I’d be a bit careful about ‘signs of affection’.
            He’s Canadian now, remember…

            BATcher

            Plethora means a lot to me.

            • #1172407

              He’s Canadian now, remember…

              True, but only because it makes it easier for me to get OUT of the country.

    • #1172789

      Over the years I have tried to track down Deidre Hunt – even writing to The Bulletin at one stage – with no success.
      I realized today she might have married an no longer be Deidre Hunt.

      If anyone can supply any contact details I’d be grateful .

      From what I can find, she’s based in Melbourne, but that’s as far as my search takes me.

      “Entropy isn’t what it used to be.”
      Entropy is getting messier by the day.

      Alan

      • #1172964

        From what I can find, she’s based in Melbourne, …

        Thanks Alan.

        • #1172994

          From where I am browsing I can’t see the source. But I do get a hit on http://www.barbarahiggins.com.au/animals.html

          • #1172995

            Yep, Barbara Higgins appears to be the agent for Deidre Hunt – also see #3 higher up in this topic.

          • #1173191

            barbarahiggins.com.au

            Thanks Geoff and Hans.
            I have emailed Barbara.
            Attached is a picture of a Canberra (almost) bus, which doesn’t make me homesick.

            • #1173464

              Attached is a picture of a Canberra (almost) bus, which doesn’t make me homesick.

              Canberra was never home for you anyway.

              This bus has just had an accident with the cyclist. The bicycle survived.

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