Dorothy (Dotty) Hobson

For many generations, our ancestors walked through our traditional native Country on foot. Some men rode on wild horses to take messages to other communities along the east coast. The many colors show the many footprints on our soil that is invisible to the eyes but can be seen and heard when we sing song-lines, dance malkari which is shake-a-leg traditional dancing and through storytime around camp fire. This is walking through Country on foot.