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Drawing at Bella Vista Farm

I stumbled apon this marvelous piece of Australian history one afternoon. Amazingly, this is where Elizabeth MacArthur first bred Merino sheep which of course is very important in terms of Australian pastoral history. It was simply magical to walk around the farm virtually untouched. Later we were privileged to host a drawing session during a public open day. It was great to think that for perhaps the first time in a very long time children were drawing a part of our history on location. The Friends of Bella Vista hosted a really great day. Angela, Gareth and myself had a truly inspirational time.

Here is an interesting interview about the history of the Bella Vista Farm:

http://www.baulkhamhills.nsw.gov.au/external/hillsvoices/bellavista01.htm

Roocci joins forces with other brilliant products

Brilliant Babies - View Roocci animals as puppets and see Roocci art to music - a true blue popular Australian educational dvd second to none with music you can listen to for hours on end without tiring.

Invitations that Stick - NEW AND GORGEOUS! Magentic Invitation Range. A great idea and an absolute must have addition to any special event. VIEW HERE.

**Articles and Blogs**

Roocci's experiences on her trip to mural paint in an orphanage in Asia...read more

Roocci Studio moves to Kenthurst

Roocci Gallery has expanded and we have now moved from our Bella Vista studio to Kenthurst. By appointment. Call 1300 78 28 66

Media

Article on Ninemsn Health talks about Westmead Private Hospital maternity's aquisition of 40 paintings by Roocci...read more

Northern District Times April 27th 2005

Hills News 2007

I loved Glebe Fair 2007 - a great atmosphere and a good day had by all.

Signed Roocci Painting raises $6000 for "Forever Green"

Roocci donated a painting of Steve Waugh's locker for the charity event 'Forever Green' on February 17th at the Hordern Pavillion this year. The Charity is for children who have a disease, an illness or an affliction that doesn’t meet the set criteria of other charitable organisations. The painting was signed by Steve Waugh and auctioned live at the foundation dinner for $6000 as part of a very successful night for the charity.