Many of the towns of Victoria's North East / Southern NSW have Aboriginal names that end with "a", such as Wangaratta, Echuca, Corowa, Wahgunyah, Wodonga, Yackandandah, Moama, Barooga and (my favourite) Tangambalanga.
Tuesday, August 21, 2018
Gone Bush No# 2.8
The names for the two football clubs featured here come from the local Yorta Yorta language. "dhukandira" means wombat, while "gurburr" means koala. I added the "a" onto the end of the name to make it "Gurburra" so that it sounds more like a possible name for a local town.
Many of the towns of Victoria's North East / Southern NSW have Aboriginal names that end with "a", such as Wangaratta, Echuca, Corowa, Wahgunyah, Wodonga, Yackandandah, Moama, Barooga and (my favourite) Tangambalanga.
Many of the towns of Victoria's North East / Southern NSW have Aboriginal names that end with "a", such as Wangaratta, Echuca, Corowa, Wahgunyah, Wodonga, Yackandandah, Moama, Barooga and (my favourite) Tangambalanga.
Sunday, August 19, 2018
Gone Bush No# 2.7
What would you have is fish were stuck in traffic? Would they feel the same as us? I made sure to add a few Murray River species in this comic (no carp allowed!)
Sunday, August 5, 2018
Chinese Food Nouns work sheet
Thursday, August 2, 2018
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My son and I are a part of the Harper's Bizzare which operates in the Maldon / Kyneton area in central Victoria. For most of the meetin... -
I drew this cool map featuring many of the koala territories my family and I have discovered since moving to Barooga. This is special be...