Forty South
The Hobart mud lark
It’s at the bottom of the creek, partially covered in dark, slimy mud ...
Erica Larke-Ewing is an ugg boot-wearing, coffee-drinking mother of three. As a sixth-generation Tasmanian, she is passionate about exploring the plants, birds, geology, and history that shape our surroundings. When she’s not scratching around for remnants of the past, she is creating landscape paintings under the nom de plume “Kichikoo”, raising money for good and hunting for interesting rocks with her ever-patient husband. She lives in South Hobart with her family and a pug called Bernard.
Erica Larke-Ewing is an ugg boot-wearing, coffee-drinking mother of three. As a sixth-generation Tasmanian, she is passionate about exploring the plants, birds, geology, and history that shape our surroundings. When she’s not scratching around for remnants of the past, she is creating landscape paintings under the nom de plume “Kichikoo”, raising money for good and hunting for interesting rocks with her ever-patient husband. She lives in South Hobart with her family and a pug called Bernard.
