In the age where modernization kills traditions , certain people still has the heart to uphold their traditions ! Hats off to them

@cherokeepatti They are lovely people. Whenever I go to the outbacks, I make sure I sit and talk with the families living over there. Their closeness with nature and how the heal themselves is always an interesting thing to hear. Here are a few pics from William Ricketts sanctuary located in the dandenong ranges of Victoria. It's a lovely and calm place that beholds magnificent work related to theif culture on stones and wood. You may be seen them before as I keep posting about natives from time to time. Here they are


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@SW-User This is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing your photos, they're awesome!!
It's good to hear that you take the time to sit with the natives and learn of their ways. I'd love to do this as well, especially with Native Americans. Have you by chance gotten to visit any Indian Reservations to explore & spend time with them?

@TheLoveAge You are welcome and thank you. Yes, I grew up in Cali and have visited several states exploring life. I have met a few people who belong to the Cheyenne and other tribes. I have listened to them and taken a few notes while hearing them. The oldest in the tribe has a lot to say. One of the persons told me that even if there are not many of them left, he is still very attached to his own heritage and want to live in the mountains. I'm part Samoan, people of my tribe have the similar story. We used to travel different islands to bond with others on those old age boats. I live in the city, but my heart and soul always wander in the mountains and the forest. I have posted several links yesterday of my hiking along the deep forests of Macedon Australia. I hiked on Saturday and spent a full 9 hours admiring nature. I'll share the links here.
https://similarworlds.com/2-Community/1123378-The-beauty-of-Macedon-Regional-park-VIC-Australia

https://similarworlds.com/2-Community/1123400-Hike-up-the-hill-to-the-Macedon-War-Memorial

https://similarworlds.com/2-Community/1123452-Theres-a-reason-why-these-trees-are-called-the

https://similarworlds.com/2-Community/1123411-Mount-Macedon-War-Memorial-Cross-VIC-Australia

https://similarworlds.com/2-Community/1123426-Major-Mitchell-Outlook-Mt-Macedon-VIC-Australia

@SW-User Thank you, no problem.

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@Neena Thank you . Extremely well said .

@SW-User I agree . I was just curious . But I could search and find about their traditions .

@SW-User That's ok . Good that you took time to do a search .

@SW-User Thank you :)

@adhane05 I couldn't agree for more . Well said .

@SW-User Thank you. 😇

@adhane05 you are welcome :)

@popmol You said it rightly .Thank you .

@SW-User when i hear a Moroccan guy saying in history lesson why do we learn about medieval times knights and old villages here in julius ceasar time then i'm like goddammit why do you think becasue you live in the place where they were

@SW-User Surely . He deserves all the respect .

@ThatOneMan Without a doubt .

@Cstmc Its an official conference and I am sure there is no prank involved .

@SW-User I'm joking...jeez

@Cstmc That's fine 😂

@Goralski We should not be making fun of that person . After all he deserves all the respect .