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Actually @Yuinblackduck73 I assumed you were Yuin from your posting name. Yes our languages Dharawal and Dhurga are from the same language group Yuin
Yeah, I understand about other mob knowing.
It's ok, I just thought I'd let you know about Yarning Space
I do not currently live on country but nearby so I can go there several times per year.
I have been to Yuin of course - lovely country.
What is the Yuin totem?
Dharawal is humpback whale and I'm am loving seeing lots of videos of Burri Burri on Tv etc due to the migration
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Nice @Yuinblackduck73 now I fully understand your forums name.
Do you see many umbarra these days?
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Sorry @Yuinblackduck73 I did not see your post.
Oh so you are in Wonaruah, Awabakal or Worimi country?
I hope you have a chance to get back to Yuin as much as possible.
What type of art do you do painting, weaving, sculpture etc?
yesterday
Hi there @Till23 @Yuinblackduck73 @Lapis_Anteater ,
Great to see you all here.
@Yuinblackduck73 , how have things been for you? I'm mindful that things have been very tough.
@Till23 , glad to see you. Looking forward to connecting more with you.
@Lapis_Anteater , so lovely to meet you!
yesterday
Hi @tyme yes it would be nice to connect more, but I feel this is Yuinblackduck73 thread and I don't want to talk about me on here. I'm just mindful of other people's spaces
Hope you are well @Yuinblackduck73
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