Travel & tourism
Playing spectre-detector at Port Arthur
What if a building remembered things? What if it could speak of those memories, or even show us what had happened within its walls ...
Sonia Strong moved to Tasmania in 2005 and lives in the forested hills of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. She has worked in conservation, alpine/marine park management, as a wilderness ranger and as a paramedic. She is also a metalsmith, writer, painter and photographer. With a deep affection for windswept and interesting people and places, she is happiest when creating, immersed in a creek looking for sapphires or exploring wild places. Sonia has published several children’s books through Forty South, including “Tazzie The Turbo Chook Finds Her Feet”. You can follow her on Instagram, @soniastrongartist
Sonia Strong moved to Tasmania in 2005 and lives in the forested hills of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. She has worked in conservation, alpine/marine park management, as a wilderness ranger and as a paramedic. She is also a metalsmith, writer, painter and photographer. With a deep affection for windswept and interesting people and places, she is happiest when creating, immersed in a creek looking for sapphires or exploring wild places. Sonia has published several children’s books through Forty South, including “Tazzie The Turbo Chook Finds Her Feet”. You can follow her on Instagram, @soniastrongartist
