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Looking in the museum there were so many interesting things. My favourite works were the shields and boomerangs.

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A statue I walk past whenever I get groceries, in real life you can see that there are thousands to millions of little details all over. A very hand carved look and it's honestly so beautiful. There is a small water tube in the bowl for where I assume was supposed to be a water fountain.

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By Amanda Davis
Walking home after Big Rains have past
tiny foot prints cave mountains in harsh bull dust.

The sounds of kids playing thunder through the sky
as they run passed almost at the speed of light.

Their beautiful skin shines in the afternoon sun
fire, passion and truth flow through hidden veins.

Future Custodians of the bush know who they are.
They know their dreaming, they know their place.

Big shadows can sneak up sometimes
but these kids just climb higher vines.

Resilient they grow strong and tall
stretching higher and higher like native gum.

Walking home after Big Rains have past
my shoe prints cave valleys in harsh bull dust.

This is not my Country or my Culture.
This is my journey of listening and learning.

Listening and learning from kids of native gum…

Who wrote this?
Amanda Davis

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I visited South Australian Museum with my friends in this weekend. I found all kinds of artworks made by Aboriginals, such as Tindale masks and so on.

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I notices that this tree while playing the game for this week and realised it was memorial for Alice Dixon a Kaurna/Narungga women

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Walking through Rundle Mall while talking to my friends about Artwork, i found this that shows Tourism in Australia showing Aboriginal Artwork.

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I walk past this almost everyday