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Botany Bay (Kamay) & Gweagal Country with Rodney Kelly

In conjunction with our good friends at the Deep Wilderness Adventure Society we will be running 4 exclusive Indigenous Guided Australian Experiences in 2017, 2 trips in Central Australia & 2 in Botany Bay / Gweagal Country.

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Tour Groups are strictly limited to 10 people only. All Accommodation and Meals included.

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Price : $5000 Au                                 

 

please email deepwilderness@gmail.com to RSVP

Quoting Botany Bay (Kamay) & Gweagal Country with Rodney Kelly

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Botany Bay (Kamay) - Eden NSW, Canberra

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www.deepwilderness.com

Rodney Kelly

RODNEY KELLY (sixth time great-grandson of the warrior Cooman who stood on the beach when Cook landed in Botany Bay in 1770), Rodney Kelly tells the authentic story of first contact passed down through his family.

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Rodney is an experienced tour guide and has run tours on the Ancestral lands of his Yuin and Gweagal People for many years.

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Hear first hand, the oral history of the first contact event that has been passed down through the Gweagal clan for the past 246 years.

Rodney Kelly is the custodian of this
story of first contact. Hear him talk about why he is travelling to the UK to return the
artefacts of his ancestors from the British Museum to the Gweagal clan of the Dharawal
tribe in Sydney to form the centrepiece of an Aboriginal Living Cultural Heritage Museum.
These tales will be brought to life with a never before seen multi-media, multi-sensorial
experience.
This is a unique opportunity to catch a dose of Australia's Original culture from three
intriguing speakers perspectives...
Hear Didjeridoo, Dreamtime Stories, Tales from the Tent Embassy and stories from pre
contact times & first contact in 1770.
Don't miss out on this speaking tour about 'the Day that changed Australia forever...'

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