Sorry fella's its been bloody ages since I was in here last
About this time last year, I had the unique experience of spending a couple of weeks in North East Arnhem land, with an aboriginal tribe called the Yolgnu people. This is a dry community two days drive from Darwin. The people are loving and giving peoples.
During our time there, we were taught to find the correct sapling to make spears, of which we made two each. One was for warm blooded animal hunting, and the other for fishing. We hunted by hand, using our home made spears. We tried eating different plants, sea food, and buffalo.
We were adopted by the Yolgnu people into their lives; I have a full family there, brothers, aunts, uncles, mothers and fathers, and poison members of my family too, you have to go there for the explanation. You are introduced into their culture and lives.
Follow this link to get a better idea of the life you get to live there.
I am going back in to Mäpuru this September; we go in as a group of 10 balanda (white men). There are a couple of seats for this trip if people are interested. Contact Sam at nature philosophy