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Laetitia Lopez Da Silva 2nd10

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The Blue Mountains is a famous national park which is situated around 90 kilometers from Sydney.The highest point of the park is Mount Werong (1 215 meters).Those mountains are called Blue Mountains beaucause of the blue colour they have in summer, due to plentiful oil mist released by eucalyptus trees. Since 2000, "Blue Mountains" is part of UNESCO heritage.

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For thousands of years The Blue Mountains have been aboriginal's home, especially for Gundungurra and Darug tribes.
Even today, there are still plenty of traditional aboriginal population living in The Blue Mountains, where there are numerous of cultural sites which walk visitors through the region's rich past and share customs and heritage of local tribes.

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There is an aboriginal legend on famous rocks of The Blue Mountains called "The Three Sisters" named after the aboriginal names of Meehni, Wimlah and Gunnedoo. According to the legend the three rocks were three beautiful sisters who fell in love with three young men from another tribe but, they were forbidden to marry so the brothers decided to capture the three sisters.Then a war resulted from this incident and an elder changed the sisters into stones to protect them. But, unfortunately the elder was killed during the fight and no one else could turn the sisters into their human form, then the sisters remain in their magnificent rock state as an eternal reminder of this battle.

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Toudmaoui Ouiem 2 nd 10

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The Pinnacles are situated  in the Nambung National Park, it is in the North of Perth and is one of Western Australia ´s  best known landscapes .

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Aboriginal peuple avoid the Pinnacles because they  think there are fossilesed ghost si this is not a place to rest.

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There are Manu legends attached to it and one of them  says that young men must’nt go to this place vallée devil’s  place :  those who disobeyd disapeared into the sinking sands.

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Soukaina Lasne 2nd 10

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Purnululu also known as « bungle bungle », and one of the greatest gems called « kimberly »,is located northwest of the Australian, in the state of the western Australian.Registered to UNESCO World Heritage since 2003, the site consists of multiple domes decorated with orange-coloured stripes giving it exceptional beauty. Between these domes stand palm trees growing on cliffs, drained rivers or natural pools.

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The site has for a very long time been occupied only by the Aborigines Kija, who give this beautiful natural ensemble a sacred explanation. For them, each stone has a soul and must be respected as an integral part of the world around us. The Aborigines named the area “Purnululu” and the settlers named it “Bungle Bungle” with reference to the grass found in the park (“bundle bundle”). The site was discovered by filmmakers only in 1983.For millennia, aborigines, wallabies, reptiles and birds have populated the area.

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It is believed that the Aborigines have inhabited this area for more than 40,000 years, and the park hosts many proofs of their occupation. Ancient rock art sites and funerary sites can be found throughout the park, which are managed by Aboriginal peoples Djaru and Kija. The name Purnululu, meaning sandstone, was given to the region by its traditional Kija guardians. In 1879, explorer Alexander Forrest crossed the region but found the soils too arid and desert to implant any breeding. If in the 20th century some grasslands of the park were invested by Europeans for a pastoral raising, it was only in 1980 that the general public really discovered the singularity of this magical site.

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Marie Yu 2nd10

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The Uluru, also know as Ayers Rock, to pay tribute to a first minister Australia: Sir Henry Ayers by William Gosse.The Uluru is located in southwest of the Northern Territory, Australia, in the middle of the desert. In the national park of Uluru Kata Tijuta, outside of Yulara, in a small town. Being 350 meters in height.

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Uluru is a sacred site for the Aborigines of the region, and has a particularly important cultural significance in the history and traditional life of these peoples. The Uluru was populated by several Aboriginal tribes Anangu: Pitjantjatjara and Yankunitjatjara. The "Uluru" word has no particular meaning. However, it is used to translate the words “protection” and “long sleep” or “journey” used also to define “freedom”, in most Anangu languages.

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Legends are part of the essential elements of all Aboriginal culture; they influence social life, art and all rituals such as dances, songs... There are many versions of the creation of the world according to the Aborigines: The world was once informed. None of the places we know existed until creators, in the form of humans, plants or animals, travelled across the earth. So, in a process of creation and destruction, they formed the landscapes that we know today. The land of the Anangu is still inhabited by the minds of dozens of these ancestral creators who are called Tjukuritja or Waparitja.