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I climbed it before closed it was amazing then came back and walked around so good

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In the northwest corner of Arnhem Land, this national treasure depicts ancient human occupation dating back at least 55,000 years and allows you to become a student of pristine wilderness at the same time. The sacred area has ample fishing spots and crystal-clear, croc-free pools, as well as some of the most colourful and prolific rock art in the world – some of which even depicts the first contact between Aboriginal and European peoples, with sailing ships and rifles clearly recognisable.

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1 Munro St, Babinda in Queensland is where it rests.

The story goes that a young runaway bride named Oolana leapt to her death at this sacred site when she was stopped from marrying her one true love. The pool has claimed 17 lives since 1959.

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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While most people know the mountain range as the Grampians, Aboriginal people have always known this place as Gariwerd. ... Gariwerd is a very spiritual place for Aboriginal people, because of the dreaming stories and the abundance of food, water and shelter it provides.

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While most people know the mountain range as the Grampians, Aboriginal people have always known this place as Gariwerd. ... Gariwerd is a very spiritual place for Aboriginal people, because of the dreaming stories and the abundance of food, water and shelter it provides.

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Cave Hill is a hill in the west of the Northern Territory

One of the most significant Aboriginal rock-art sites in the Red Centre, Cave Hill is sacred to the indigenous Angau people, the traditional owners of the land, and only accessible to visitors as part of a small group tour

Dreamtime story

Cave Hill is the only rock art site of its kind that tells the Dreamtime creation story of the Seven Sisters.

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important area for the Southern Arrernte of Central Australia, Rainbow Valley lies just under 100km south of Alice Springs and helps form the James Range. Its sandstone cliffs, shaped by water erosion, also hide countless petroglyphs (rock engravings), paintings, relics of stone tools and a large outcropping called “Ewerre”, which is of particular significance and is a registered sacred site.

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While most people know the mountain range as the Grampians, Aboriginal people have always known this place as Gariwerd. ... Gariwerd is a very spiritual place for Aboriginal people, because of the dreaming stories and the abundance of food, water and shelter it provides.

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Aboriginal leader Jandamarra used the gorge as a hideout and was shot at Pigeon's Rock during a gun battle with Europeans in 1894. Bandilngan (Windjana Gorge) is a highly spiritual place to Bunuba people and the Wandjina are the powerful creation spirits that reside here.

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While most people know the mountain range as the Grampians, Aboriginal people have always known this place as Gariwerd. ... Gariwerd is a very spiritual place for Aboriginal people, because of the dreaming stories and the abundance of food, water ,shelter it provides.

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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This swimming hole near Cairns owes is named after an Aboriginal legend. The story goes that a young runaway bride named Oolana leapt to her death at this sacred site when she was stopped from marrying her one true love.

By: Bianca & Sav

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Devils Pool

1 Munro St, Babinda in Queensland is where it rests.

The story goes that a young runaway bride named Oolana leapt to her death at this sacred site when she was stopped from marrying her one true love. The pool has claimed 17 lives since 1959.

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One of the most significant Aboriginal rock-art sites in the Red Centre, Cave Hill is sacredto the indigenous Angau people, the traditional owners of the land, and only accessible to visitors as part of a small group tour. Cave Hill is the only rock art site of its kind that tells the Dreamtime creation story of the Seven Sisters. ... Generally, the Seven Sisters story tells of an Ancestral being in the guise of a man who relentlessly pursues seven sisters (Ancestral Women) over the land.

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While most people know the mountain range as the Grampians, Aboriginal people have always known this place as Gariwerd. ... Gariwerd is a very spiritual place for Aboriginal people, because of the dreaming stories and the abundance of food, water and shelter it provides.

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Cave Hill, also known as Walinynga in the local language, is the most significant rock art site within Central Australia and was a ceremonial site for Aboriginal people from various regions.

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley is renowned for its sandstone bluffs and cliffs with bands of different coloured rock. An easy day trip from Alice Springs, it’s at its most spectacular in the early morning light or late afternoon sun when it changes from ochre red to orange and purple, or after heavy rainfall, when the whole scene is reflected in the claypans.

The Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve is located about 75 kilometres south of Alice Springs and best accessed by four-wheel drive. You can join a tour departing from Alice Springs, many of which provide insight into the Aboriginal cultural significance of the area.

In the Dreamtime there was a place called Rainbow Valley. It was a special place that Baiame, the Great Spirit, had set aside to allow animals threatened with extinction by over-hunting to recover. Therefore it was forbidden to hunt such animals, and most of the tribal elders knew of this and abided by Baiame’s law.

However, there were some tribes who had not learned this law. Thus when they accidentally discovered Rainbow Valley and saw the healthy animals grazing peacefully, they immediately made there separate camps and prepared for a great communal hunt. Although the animals were aware of the hunters, they made no attempt at flight, and, apart from a casual glance in there direction, continued to graze peacefully. This was going to be a great hunt indeed, the hunters thought, but they were unaware that the Great Spirit was watching them. Baiame knew of course, that these men hunted through ignorance of his law. However, he was angry that the tribal elders had either not taught the law, or the young hunters had not paid attention. Therefore, he would not punish them in a manner that such a violation would normally deserve.

The animals were quite safe because the Great Spirit had arranged it so that nothing could enter the forbidden Valley other than that which he himself allowed. However, the hunters in their ignorance were still bound to make an attempt to hunt them. That being so. Baiame decided to have a little fun and teach them a lesson at the same time.

Stealthily the hunters circled the valley and made an attempt to approach the animals. Then the strangest thing occurred. They found themselves going over the same ground that they had previously occupied. There tracks criss-crossed several times, always leading to the exact spot from which they had commenced their hunt.
Further failed attempts caused the hunters to come together to discuss the strange situation. After a great deal of discussion, it became apparent that none of them had any idea of what was happening to them, or why they kept returning to the same spot.
They were all experienced hunters, so there had to be more to this than there minds could fathom. Finally, it was decided that the animals were being protected by the spirits. In which case, there was nothing for it but to leave that place as quickly as possible and never return.

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Steeped in culture. Aboriginal leader Jandamarra used the gorge
as a hideout and was shot at Pigeon's Rock during a gun battle with
Europeans in 1894. Bandilngan (Windjana Gorge) is a highly
spiritual place to Bunuba people and the Wandjina are the powerful
creation spirits that reside here

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA, Australia

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA, Australia. Nate RM19

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA, Australia. Nate RM19

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Windjana gorge is a sacret place to the aboriginal people because it was a secret hid out when the Europeans in 1894  had a gun battle at pigeons rock it is also a spiritual place to Bunuba people and the Wandjina are the powerful creation spirits that reside here.

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT Georgia 

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT Georgia 

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Rainbow valley is located south of Alice springs. Rainbow valley is approximately 75 kms way from Alice springs

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Micah
See nature though a rock that actually mean something.

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Mount Borradaile, West Arnhem NT, Australia

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Mount Borradaile, West Arnhem NT, Australia

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Mount Borradaile, West Arnhem NT, Australia

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Artin room 19
Mount Borradaile is a registered Aboriginal sacred site in an exclusively. The Aboriginal of Arnhem Land have documented their lives hundreds of rocks shelters depicting subjects ranging from now eytinct animals to 20th central’s ships

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Abby Sutton room 19
Arnhem Land is sacred to the Yolngu people and has been for 60,000 years and is situated in northern Territory.

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Rottnest Island sits just offshore from the city of Perth, in Western Australia. A protected nature reserve, it's home to the quokka, a small wallaby  marsupial

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA, Australia

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA, Australia

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA, Australia

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Kate Wyllie
Natures window is a sacred place because it is a lovely place to see all of the wild life and nature through the window

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Mount Borradaile, West Arnhem NT, Australia

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Mount Borradaile, West Arnhem NT, Australia 

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Mount Borradaile, West Arnhem NT, Australia 

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Mount Borradalie is in the Arnhem Land. On the rock there is a stunning rock painting of a Rainbow Sepent. It is a sacred site because Aboriginal People of Arnhem Land have documented there lives in the hundreds of rock shelters.
By Maddi
Room 19

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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The Great Barrier Reef is important in the history and culture of Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. ... Animals such as dugongs and turtles have long been part of Aboriginal dreaming and are important in many aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island culture. By Charlotte

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT Ruby 

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT Ruby 

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An important area for the Southern Arrernte of Central Australia, Rainbow Valley lies just under 100km south of Alice Springs and helps form the James Range.

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Ivy

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Sienna Ranford

Next to Tunnel Creek National Park in the Kimberley, Windjana is a day trip from Derby or Fitzroy Crossing. Born from a 375 million-year-old Devonian reef system, the impressive Gorge was carved from the Napier Range by the Lennard River. Windjana’s walls rise to 100m in places, and its bed is more than 100m wide. In the wet season, caused in local Dreamtime legends by the spirit Wandjina (after whom the gorge is named), the river rages. In the dry, conditions are perfect for a little canoeing – and viewing of rock art in the Tunnel Creek cave system itself. The works in this part of the Kimberley tend to depict either Gwion Gwion figures or images of the Wandjina ancestral creation being.

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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The Glen, Springvale Road, Glen Waverley VIC

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The Glen, Springvale Road, Glen Waverley VIC

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The Glen, Springvale Road, Glen Waverley VIC

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA, from Alec

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA, from Alec

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Windjana Gorge is a sacred site to the Aboriginals. It is next to the Tunnel Creek National Park in the Kimberley.

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD by Ava W Room 19

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD by Ava W Room 19

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Devil’s Pool is a natural pool in a treacherous stretch of Babinda Creek where large granite boulders fill the creek bed. It is one of the main attractions of the Babinda Boulders scenic reserve, near Babinda, Queensland, Australia. The pools have taken approximately 18 lives since 1959!

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Riley

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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From Ava Room 19

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Sienna Ranford

An important area for the Southern Arrernte of Central Australia, Rainbow Valley lies just under 100km south of Alice Springs and helps form the James Range. Its sandstone cliffs, shaped by water erosion, also hide countless rock engravings, paintings, relics of stone tools and a large outcropping called “Ewerre”, which is of particular significance and is a registered sacred site.

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT. Sofia, Rm 19

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Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve, Hugh NT. Sofia, Rm 19

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The large rock formation known as Ewerre is a registered sacred site. The Park is rich in Aboriginal history especially around the hills and ridges where petroglyphs, (rock carvings) paintings, grinding stones and stone chip tools have been discovered.

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Rottnest is a sacred place, it is known as whaduk people as the resting place of the spirits. But I recon it is fine to walk on the island because the Quokkas  would get  food and the families or the graves/spirits could pretend spending time with them

Hudson room 19

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA, Australia

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA, Australia

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA, Australia

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Elephant Rocks is a bunch of rocks that looks like a herd of elephants paddling in shallow water. These huge cracked rocks oval boulders, look over the Great Southern Ocean. It is sacred to the aboriginal people because it has been a aboriginal birthing place for over centuries.
By Maddi
Room 19

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Today, the Island is known by Whadjuk people as the resting place of the spirits. The Island is considered to be a place of transition between the physical and spiritual world and the spirit of the deceased is believed to travel to Wadjemup during its journey towards to the afterlife.

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The Pinnacles Desert, Pinnacles Drive, Cervantes WA

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The Pinnacles Desert, Pinnacles Drive, Cervantes WA

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The Pinnacles Desert, Pinnacles Drive, Cervantes WA

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Eli

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Place where a indigenous tribe livd

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a sacred place where ancestors' spirits are laid to rest.

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Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brunton Avenue, Richmond VIC

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Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brunton Avenue, Richmond VIC

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Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brunton Avenue, Richmond VIC

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ELI IS ELI AND ELI=ELI

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Devil's Pool, The Boulders Road, Babinda QLD

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA, Australia

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA, Australia

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Elephant Rocks, William Bay Road, William Bay WA, Australia

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Devils Pool Lookout, Babinda QLD (Molly P)

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Devils Pool Lookout, Babinda QLD (Molly P)

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Named after Cairns Owe, a Aboriginal legend, his bride lept to her death at this pool, a sign nearby reads , “He came for a visit and stayed forever.”

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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Windjana Gorge National Park, Fairfield-Leopold Downs Road, King Leopold Ranges WA

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This swimming hole near Cairns owes is named after an Aboriginal legend.

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You can see through a rock and see all the River and land

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jude stop copying and pasting stuff

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100 metres tall

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Nature's Window, Kalbarri National Park WA

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Natures window

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Jude In the northwest corner of Arnhem Land, this national treasure depicts ancient human occupation dating back at least 55,000 years and allows you to become a student of pristine wilderness at the same time. The sacred area has ample fishing spots and crystal-clear, croc-free pools, as well as some of the most colourful and prolific rock art in the world – some of which even depicts the first contact between Aboriginal and European peoples, with sailing ships and rifles clearly recognisable.

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Tara Munda folklore says that Wilpena Pound was created by two dreaming serpents who ate so many people during a celebration that they became unable to move, their stricken bodies formed this vast mountain range. This scare place is 800 million years old.

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Uluru is sacred place to the aboriginal people

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Jarri p.s I have been to here and touched it but didn’t climb it because my Mum and Dad didn’t let me and you Sister

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Harry p.s I went there and climbed it. Wave rock is a rock that was formed by the rain and water to form a wave shape

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The Nyungar people named the area ‘Nambung’, which means ‘crooked’, referring to the river that flows through the park in winter.

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90% of Aboriginal rock art in the entire state of Victoria is located in the Grampians.

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This one perhaps is one of our most sacred sites. Uluru is a massive sandstone rock located right in the middle of the Northern Territory’s Red Centre. It was believed to have started forming over 550 million years ago. The traditional owners of Uluru, the Anangu community have long since urged people to circumnavigate the rock on foot, rather than climb it due to its spiritual significance and for their own safety. It wasn’t until October 2019 that the climbing ban officially came into effect – and with good reason.

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Yura Muda folklore says that Wilpena Pound was created by two Dreaming serpents who ate so many people during a celebration that they became unable to move; their stricken bodies formed this vast mountain range. This 800-million-year-old natural amphitheatre is the highlight of the Flinders Ranges, about five hours’ drive north of Adelaide.

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Kata Tjuta / Mount Olga, Petermann NT jack nugget

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Kata Tjuta / Mount Olga, Petermann NT jack nugget

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Another rock formation within the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Kata Tjuta consists of 36 boulders dotted across the ochre-red Central Australian landscape, and also carries spiritual significance for Indigenous people. The domes are shrouded in mysterious Aboriginal myths, including one Dreaming legend about a snake king named Wanambi who lived on the summit of Mount Olga.

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The creation stories of the Anangu people are sacred. Some can be shared only with men, some only with women. Some are revealed, layer by layer, as an Anangu grows and matures. Outsiders can be told only what a tjitji, or child, would hear.

Many of those stories reside in the geology of Uluru.