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Aboriginal Flag raising and smoking ceremony
Leah Pippos 8/2/23 Leah Pippos 8/2/23

Aboriginal Flag raising and smoking ceremony

Yadhung buurral (G’day). February 8 was a very special occasion for us at Jenolan Caves Reserve Trust.

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We acknowledge the Gundungurra nation as the traditional custodians of the land in which Jenolan stands.

Yadagee Yaddung Yangoo Borca Mandoo Ginee Burra Burra Gindungurra Yadagee. This is the language of the Gundungurra speaking people – the Gundungurra Nation. The land is bounded by the highest ridges of the Blue Mountains to the north, down to Goulburn in the south, the area around Picton to the east and to the area between Oberon and Bathurst on the west.

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