Have you heard the saying: "You don't go to Darwin without seeing jumping crocodiles (or eating crocodiles, for that matter)."…
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Summary of the last 30 days of Kulture Kween, the person and the blog, which are heavily based on the notes I scribbled down in my journal.…
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Terrence, one of the painters, was kind enough to explain the art of Aboriginal painting, specifically the ones used in Arnhem Land to us.…
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The profound Aboriginal culture, the rock art, the hospitality of the Bininj people who welcomed us into their backyard, the Ubirr Rock.…
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Jik and I had our photo taken at the Cathedral Magnetic Termite Mounds — or, in simpler terms, a gigantic termite nest.…
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Before visitors enter Mossman Gorge, the Kuku Yalanji people perform the sacred Aboriginal smoking ceremony as a welcome to the country.…
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If I could convince Fafa, which is a very long shot, I can see us retiring in Darwin. A small house, maybe even an apartment on Mindil Beach.…
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I started to doubt my self-proclaimed addiction to traveling—so much so that I considered taking a sabbatical from it.…
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Overall, it has been a very full (pun intended) day in Darwin, formerly known as Palmerston. Does it warrant us calling it Palmy?…
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I am developing a preference for butter chicken, it has to be both buttery and nutty— these things is one of the good things in life.…
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