Rings also recalls how on the way to school in the morning, she would climb over other people's fences to pick figs, nuts and grapes. She believes that because of her father, Rings developed her "connection to country". It was not because of her Aboriginal background, or from a cultural perspective.
Rings remembers that on her way to school in the morning, she would jump over other people's fences to gather figs, nuts, and grapes. She thinks it was due to her father that Rings formed a "connection with nature". It wasn't because of her Aboriginal heritage or cultural viewpoint.