Comments for Fraser Island Footprints http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com Dingoes in the wild by wildlife photographer Jennifer Parkhurst Thu, 16 May 2019 17:56:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Living with wild dingoes by Jennifer Kulish http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=1414&cpage=1#comment-267545 Jennifer Kulish Thu, 16 May 2019 17:56:31 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=1414#comment-267545 Hi Jennifer ,i respect wwhat you are doing and wondered myself before learning about u and reading this . I ha e a dingo breed im raising that is soon to be 6 yrs old n is how i got here was i had to figure out why n how come he is and acts so different then a dog .. Hive owned many dogs but hes by far the most challenging and rewarding to me i would own many dingoes if i had that chance to . hes alot like my children n i trust him with everything .. So i want to help u be heard i just dont know how so help me help u please for misunderstood furry friends cus they dont deserve all the negativity they get .. Hi Jennifer ,i respect wwhat you are doing and wondered myself before learning about u and reading this . I ha e a dingo breed im raising that is soon to be 6 yrs old n is how i got here was i had to figure out why n how come he is and acts so different then a dog .. Hive owned many dogs but hes by far the most challenging and rewarding to me i would own many dingoes if i had that chance to . hes alot like my children n i trust him with everything .. So i want to help u be heard i just dont know how so help me help u please for misunderstood furry friends cus they dont deserve all the negativity they get ..

]]> Comment on Comments by Jennifer Parkhurst http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=478&cpage=3#comment-257451 Jennifer Parkhurst Mon, 07 May 2018 05:44:35 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=478#comment-257451 Yes, I remember you. How are you? I have sent you a personal e-mail. Yes, I remember you. How are you? I have sent you a personal e-mail.

]]> Comment on Comments by Ken Heppell http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=478&cpage=3#comment-256124 Ken Heppell Tue, 23 Jan 2018 06:46:41 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=478#comment-256124 Jennifer, you might remember the family at the table next to yours at the the Destiny Point Cafe in Kalorama on Sunday. I must admit, I had not heard your story until listening to your father relate it. I spent a little time Googling you when I got home and was disgusted with what I read about your treatment, especially the decision of an obviously biased magistrate. It seems to me the Queensland Government and Government agencies have a lot to answer for, not only for their treatment of you, but of the dingos you were trying to protect. I hope the suffering you have unnecessarily endured on behalf of all of us, will eventually lead to better protection of the indigenous dingos you love so much, and to the detriment of those who persecuted you. Jennifer, you might remember the family at the table next to yours at the the Destiny Point Cafe in Kalorama on Sunday. I must admit, I had not heard your story until listening to your father relate it. I spent a little time Googling you when I got home and was disgusted with what I read about your treatment, especially the decision of an obviously biased magistrate. It seems to me the Queensland Government and Government agencies have a lot to answer for, not only for their treatment of you, but of the dingos you were trying to protect. I hope the suffering you have unnecessarily endured on behalf of all of us, will eventually lead to better protection of the indigenous dingos you love so much, and to the detriment of those who persecuted you.

]]> Comment on Living with wild dingoes by Scott http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=1414&cpage=1#comment-212338 Scott Thu, 24 Mar 2016 16:05:46 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=1414#comment-212338 Hi Jennifer, I have seen native dogs in PNG and Indonesia and Sumatra that are so similar in nature to our dingo that it is amazing. Their appearance is very similar but they are smaller / squatter. They watch, they think, they co-inhabit, they survive. I think their future will be fine. Hi Jennifer, I have seen native dogs in PNG and Indonesia and Sumatra that are so similar in nature to our dingo that it is amazing. Their appearance is very similar but they are smaller / squatter. They watch, they think, they co-inhabit, they survive. I think their future will be fine.

]]> Comment on Books for sale by Barb http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=694&cpage=1#comment-209606 Barb Thu, 29 Oct 2015 14:34:09 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=694#comment-209606 Jen, Lois would be so proud of you. Jen, Lois would be so proud of you.

]]> Comment on Books for sale by Sally http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=694&cpage=1#comment-203315 Sally Tue, 04 Aug 2015 23:43:36 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=694#comment-203315 I really enjoyed the book, and look forward to a second reading. How wonderful it would be if such a series about ALL our Aboriginal peoples existed! I adore the painting featured on the inside cover of Smiley Dancing with Dingoes. I love that you used language. That the essential myths are presented with the word-picture of the past. When I first read Wild Dog Dreaming, one of the (many) things that struck me was the parallel she drew between the 'treatment' of the Aboriginal people and the 'treatment' of the dingo. Your book expanded on that (to me) truth, and is a significant point in case. Land rights! Without the 'right' to exercise one's traditional relationship with the dingo! To manage one's 'land'! It is enough to make one cry. And you expressed it all well enough to make me do so. Great work, Jennifer. I really enjoyed the book, and look forward to a second reading. How wonderful it would be if such a series about ALL our Aboriginal peoples existed!
I adore the painting featured on the inside cover of Smiley Dancing with Dingoes. I love that you used language. That the essential myths are presented with the word-picture of the past.
When I first read Wild Dog Dreaming, one of the (many) things that struck me was the parallel she drew between the ‘treatment’ of the Aboriginal people and the ‘treatment’ of the dingo. Your book expanded on that (to me) truth, and is a significant point in case. Land rights! Without the ‘right’ to exercise one’s traditional relationship with the dingo! To manage one’s ‘land’! It is enough to make one cry. And you expressed it all well enough to make me do so.
Great work, Jennifer.

]]> Comment on Jennifer Parkhurst by Jennifer Parkhurst http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=3&cpage=1#comment-200719 Jennifer Parkhurst Mon, 29 Jun 2015 07:49:07 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=3#comment-200719 Hi Rebecca, I just found your comment on my website - sorry its taken so long to get back to you. Thank you very much for your message. It was inspiring to meet you too :-) Hi Rebecca,

I just found your comment on my website – sorry its taken so long to get back to you. Thank you very much for your message. It was inspiring to meet you too :-)

]]> Comment on Jennifer Parkhurst by Rebecca http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=3&cpage=1#comment-186209 Rebecca Fri, 20 Feb 2015 09:07:57 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=3#comment-186209 Hello Jennifer I hope this message finds you very well. It was such an honour to meet you. You are such talented and inspirational woman and I wish you all the very best in your adventures that you are so passionate about. Kindest regards Rebecca Hairdresser Hello Jennifer
I hope this message finds you very well. It was such an honour to meet you. You are such talented and inspirational woman and I wish you all the very best in your adventures that you are so passionate about.
Kindest regards
Rebecca
Hairdresser

]]> Comment on Seascapes by Ray http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=243&cpage=1#comment-128079 Ray Mon, 06 Oct 2014 08:30:19 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=243#comment-128079 Your seascapes are as nice as your outback paintings. Your seascapes are as nice as your outback paintings.

]]> Comment on Comments by Ray http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/?page_id=478&cpage=3#comment-128078 Ray Mon, 06 Oct 2014 08:28:23 +0000 http://www.fraserislandfootprints.com/wp/?page_id=478#comment-128078 Some things in this world are just not right, and this is one of them. I'm surprised you're still fighting after everything that's happened to you. It's such a shame that you had to go through this in order to raise awareness.Keep up the good work, one day someone will listen and things will change. Some things in this world are just not right, and this is one of them. I’m surprised you’re still fighting after everything that’s happened to you. It’s such a shame that you had to go through this in order to raise awareness.Keep up the good work, one day someone will listen and things will change.

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