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    Sue and cuddles the python.: by whitneyj, Views[476]
         		 The bub's mum was hit by a car but he survived.: by whitneyj, Views[551]
         		 Whitney plays mom to a baby wallaby.: by whitneyj, Views[550]
         		 From deep red to smokey violet.: by whitneyj, Views[439]
         		 Sunset over the Barkly Tablelands.: by whitneyj, Views[527]
     
    Arnhem Land escarpment.: by whitneyj, Views[892]
         		 Whitney with Namarrgon in the distance.: by whitneyj, Views[582]
         		 The series of three tall pillar like cliffs along the Arnhem Land escarpment are the home of Namarrgon, Lightning Man. It is a djang andjamun site, dangerous and sacred, if disturbed wild trouble will result.: by whitneyj, Views[825]
         		 The distant solitary boulder (small rock on lower ledge) represents the feather Namanjolg's siter took from his headdress after they broke incest laws. She later he became the rainbow serpent.: by whitneyj, Views[622]
         		 Sea turtle in yellow ochre.: by whitneyj, Views[553]
     
    Namarrgon the Lightning Man.: by whitneyj, Views[868]
         		 Barrginj came with Namarrgon and their children Aljurr looking for a good place to settle.: by whitneyj, Views[584]
         		 After breaking incest laws, Namarndjolg was transformed into Ginga, a saltwater croc (top of the picture).: by whitneyj, Views[1699]
         		 Rock art reference. 1. Namarrgon the Lightning Man 2. Barrginj (Namarrgon's wife) 3. Namarndjolg 4. Families at the ceremony 5. Guluibirr (saratoga fish): by whitneyj, Views[1262]
         		 Namarrgon The Lightning Man Story.: by whitneyj, Views[664]
     
    Rock art is also used to warn of danger. Nabulwinjbulwinj (the j is silent) strikes females with yams, then eats them.: by whitneyj, Views[516]
         		 Right out of the Enquirer!: by whitneyj, Views[423]
         		 Drawings of beings and possible aliens.: by whitneyj, Views[470]
         		 Red and yellow ochre in the shape of a flower.: by whitneyj, Views[427]
         		 The top white form represents a rifle.: by whitneyj, Views[391]
     
    Kangaroo in white kaolin.: by whitneyj, Views[365]
         		 Another display of the hunt for food.: by whitneyj, Views[441]
         		 Kangaroo on red ochre.: by whitneyj, Views[409]
         		 Aboriginal people.: by whitneyj, Views[470]
         		 Elongated body and tail of a bird.: by whitneyj, Views[362]
     
    The art was often painted over again and again. What is left are varying layers of different pieces.: by whitneyj, Views[625]
         		 Rock art was often used to tell a story that was passed down through the generations.: by whitneyj, Views[410]
         		 The kangaroo hunt using white kaolin plus yellow and red ochre.: by whitneyj, Views[476]
         		 Rock art at Nourlangie Rock, Kakadu.: by whitneyj, Views[437]
         		 Ginger root.: by whitneyj, Views[423]
     
    Or you can lick the bum of the green ant three times a day to get your vitamin C.: by whitneyj, Views[644]
         		 Black currants.: by whitneyj, Views[383]
         		 This one packs a punch! 100% daily vitamin C requirements.: by whitneyj, Views[370]
         		 Bush tucker (food found in the bush).: by whitneyj, Views[419]
         		 The group bids farewell to the Kakadu Culture Camp.: by whitneyj, Views[488]
     
    I fail miserably.: by whitneyj, Views[428]
         		 Katherine tries to teach me.: by whitneyj, Views[396]
         		 Kathleen figures it out.: by whitneyj, Views[371]
         		 Johnny, who is Jenny and Del's brother by kinship only (not blood), plays the didgeridoo.: by whitneyj, Views[379]
         		 Jeroen and Kathleen in Basket Weaving 101.: by whitneyj, Views[368]
     
    Del demonstrates how to weaave.: by whitneyj, Views[406]
         		 Del helps translate for the elders and others who do not speak English in legal and medical matters.: by whitneyj, Views[392]
         		 Jenny and Del are sisters in the western meaning. They shared a mother but had different fathers.: by whitneyj, Views[388]
         		 Ready for the hunt.: by whitneyj, Views[383]
         		 Whitney in action.: by whitneyj, Views[363]
     
    Johnny teaches me how to throw a spear.: by whitneyj, Views[400]
         		 Woven basket.: by whitneyj, Views[424]
         		 Pandanus leafs are dried, died with fruits and tree barks, and then woven into baskets, bowls, mats, and decorations.: by whitneyj, Views[623]
         		 Jenny separtes a pandanus leaf.: by whitneyj, Views[501]
         		 Jenny shows us some medicinal plants.: by whitneyj, Views[421]
     
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