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Murramarang National Park | 2022 by Tayne Ephraim Via Flickr: Ilford Sprite | Fujicolor C200 instagram | flickriver | prints | cargo collective

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Here's something new to know about me. I'm a Murramarang woman from the south coast of New South Wales, and an Aboriginal Artist. I'm learning and trying to bring Dhurga (my native language) back to life after it was nearly destroyed during colonisation.

Here are a couple of my paintings.

The first is a Giriwa (goanna), the totem of my tribe, painted in our traditional x-ray style. This type of painting was used to illustrate and educate, to teach biology and anatomy.

The second is a warigal (dingo) painted in a more decorative style, with a fusion of our more narrative style of art and my own modern style.

If you've stumbled upon this post, I hope you learned something from it! I love sharing my culture ❤💛🖤

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A collection of possum species from my June 2023 roadtrip through NSW, the ACT and south-east Queensland

Krefft's Glider (Petaurus notatus) - Black Mountain Nature Reserve, ACT

Common Brushtail Possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) - Cotter Campground, ACT

Broad-toed Feathertail Glider (Acrobates frontalis) - Warrumbungle National Park, NSW

Short-eared Brushtail Possum (Trichosurus caninus) - Lamington National Park, QLD

Southern Greater Glider (Petauroides volans) - Barrington Tops National Park, NSW

Common Ringtail Possum (Pseudocheirus peregrinus) - Myall Lakes National Park, NSW

Yellow-bellied Glider (Petaurus australis) - Murramarang National Park, NSW

Sugar Glider (Petaurus breviceps) - Murramarang National Park, NSW

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Flipper? A Dusky Dolphin (Lagenorhynchus Obscurus) leaps out of the water off New Zealand. Photograph By Flip Nicklin, National Geographic Image Collection

Bounding Buddies! Two Eastern Gray Kangaroos (Macropus Giganteus) jump through Australia’s Murramarang National Park. Photograph By Frans Lanting, National Geographic Image Collection

Nine Weather Up Here! A Manta Ray (Manta) Soars Over the Ocean’s Surface. Photograph By Brian J. Skerry, National Geographic Image Collection

Got Ya! An Arctic Fox (Vulpes Lagopus) Pounces on Potential Dinner Under the Snow in Alaska’s North Slope. Photograph By Design Pics Inc., National Geographic Image Collection

Leaping Through The Fields! A Springbok (Antidorcas Marsupialis) springs into the air while running in Africa. Photograph By Ralph Lee Hopkins, National Geographic Image Collection

Out of Our Way! Blue Wildebeest (Connochaetes Taurinus) bound into the Mara River as they migrate through Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve. Photograph By Suzie Eszterhas, National Geographic Image Collection

There It Is! A Red Fox (Vulpes Vulpes) pounces on prey burrowed under the snow. Photograph By Robbie George, National Geographic Image Collection

Ice, Ice, Baby! An Adélie Penguin (Pygoscelis Adeliae) jumps on an iceberg in Antarctica. Photograph By Ralph Lee Hopkins, National Geographic image collection

Snowy Goat! A Mountain Goat (Oreamnos Americanus) leaps through snow at Glacier National Park in the Rocky Mountains of Montana. Photograph By Sumio Harada, National Geographic Image Collection

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From the Stunning South Coast to Emerald Beach: Back on the North Coast again

Update on last leg of our Canberra/South Coast journey

Our return trip with the teardrop trailer was a simple but satisfying adventure. We followed a basic routine: wake, swim, drive, coffee, sleep. Repeat. Along the way, we enjoyed some of the best scenery, food and coffee that the NSW coast has to offer. We started our journey from Durras, a picturesque village on the edge of the Murramarang National Park. We woke up early and took a refreshing…

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TOP 10 CARAVAN PARKS IN NSW

TOW YOUR LOAD TO THESE GORGEOUS LOCATIONS

Scenic views and a caravan to enjoy them with – what more do you need?

There’s plenty of reasons to hitch your caravan to the back of your car and get out of Sydney – we’ve come up with ten really good ones. If you’re after a relaxing getaway or an adventure-packed weekend out of town, we’ve got the best of both, right here.

BIG4 Batemans Bay at Easts Riverside Holiday Park Batemans Bay – about 3 hours, 45 minutes drive from Sydney This resort-style caravan park offers the lot – luxury cabin accommodation, caravan and camping sites, with barbecue facilities, a swimming pool and more. The park is situated right on the Clyde River and overlooks the Batemans Bay town centre.

Mountain View Caravan and Mobile Home Village Shoalhaven Heads – about 2 hours drive from Sydney Located a short walk from Shoalhaven Heads Beach, the Mountain View caravan park is ideal for those who seek a little adventure – the area is perfect for surfing, windsurfing, fishing or kite flying. Or if you’re getting out of Sydney to do nothing at all, the views down Seven Mile Beach are endlessly captivating.

Lorikeet Tourist Park Coffs Harbour – about 6 hours drive from Sydney Located about 33 kilometres north of Coffs Harbour, Lorikeet Tourist Park is a gateway to all of the best things the North Coast has to offer: the amazing Dorrigo National Park, mountain biking, white water rafting, kayaking and sky diving.

Jacaranda Caravan Park North Haven – about 4 hours drive from Sydney Whether you’re after the rolling hills of the Camden Haven valley or the forested mountains of the hinterland, Jacaranda Caravan Park has everything you could ever need for a relaxing weekend away: spectacular birdwatching spots in the mountains, self-guided bushwalking tracks, fishing spots and relaxing kayaking tracks.

Kiama Harbour Cabins Kiama – About an hour and 45 minutes from Sydney Enjoy breathtaking views of the beautiful Kiama Harbour and Pacific Ocean from Kiama Harbour Cabins. Located a short distance from all the best that Kiama has to offer – the Kiama Blowhole, Jamberoo Action Park and Minnamurra Rainforest – the site has rooms to suit every budget.

Paradise Tourist Park Tamworth – about 5 hours drive from Sydney Situated on a one-and-a-half hectare lot on the banks of the Peel River, Paradise Tourist Park lives up to its name, providing a variety of accommodation styles for all budgets and a range of communal facilities, including barbecue facilities, a recreation room, a swimming pool and wifi access.

BIG4 South Durras Holiday Park South Durras – about 3 hours and 40 minutes drive from Sydney If you’re looking to get really close to nature, you can’t go past South Durras on the South Coast. A literal stones throw from the beach or leafy Murramarang National Park, it’s the ideal location for swimming, snorkelling, bushwalking, cycling and more.

First Sun Holiday Park Byron Bay – about 9 hours drive from Sydney Byron Bay is one of those gems of the East Coast that has everything you could possibly seek for a city escape – relaxed town centre, beautiful beach views (plus the famous Byron Lighthouse) and breathtaking waterfalls. First Sun claims that you’ll never need to take your car anywhere because everything is so close to the site, so drive in, park and then get out and explore!

Huskisson White Sands Tourist Park Huskisson – about 2 and a half hours drive from Sydney Located snugly in Jervis Bay, Huskisson White Sands is a short stroll from the town’s amenities and provides activities such as whale and dolphin cruises, kayaking, snorkelling and beach fishing.

Sapphire Beach Holiday Park Coffs Harbour – about 6 hours drive from Sydney Situated right on beautiful Sapphire Beach, this holiday park provides both powered and unpowered sites and has its own billabong that is home to many native birds. Enjoy the beachfront or head down to Dorrigo National Park – the options are many and varied.

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Murramarang National Park

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Pathway to paradise. 📸ozbeaches #ozbeaches #ozbeachesphotography #beach #beachlife #photography #photo #travel #landscape #wanderlust #visualsoflife #igmasters #livefolk #ocean #australia #landscape_lovers #awesome_earthpix #murramarang #murramarangnationalpark #laketabourie #laketabouriebeach #tabourielake #ulladulla #island #surfing (at Lake Tabourie) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp-8uRFn1Il/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1h0hqmy7e7ovg

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By Josh_Burkinshaw

Murramarang National Park, New South Wales, Australia

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Myrtle Beach walking track (0.6km) - Myrtle Beach walking track is a 0.6km, grade 3 return hike, located in the Murramarang National Park, New South Wales. The hike should take approximately 30mins to complete. https://bit.ly/3tWWHeW #trailhikingaust #trailhiking #adventure #hiking #bushwalking #lovehiking #walking #hikinglife #letsgohiking #hikingadventures #outdoors #australia

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Walawaani! (Welcome!)

Nayaga Budjaan, English Taylor, nayaga Murramarang ngaranggal. (I am Budjaan, English Taylor, I am a Murramarang woman).

It's been so touching to see an outpour of support for Aboriginal art on this platform. I always recommend that anyone seek out local Native artists wherever you live. Whether that be on Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island land, Native American or Canadian Aboriginal land, wherever you find yourself! Find and support local Native communities and creators.

If you feel connected or drawn to my art, I do commission work. Feel free to dm me for information if you want!

Here's an example of a commission I did last year. The marra (fish) in this painting represent each member of the family I did the painting for. Yellow circles around their heads showing that though they swim through a wide ocean of change and life, they are the centre of their world, and forever will be linked together.

Thanks to everyone who has interacted with my previous art post. I hope that I can help spread awareness of the meaning and importance of Native art, and help develop an appreciation for different kinds of art in the world.

Aboriginal people having been living on this land for at least 80 thousand years (for context, that's 16 times older than ancient Egypt!) Our art is ancient, storied, vital, and continues to live today!

Support a Native artist if you can.

Dawandha-ga yindiga Walawaani (I wish you Safe journeys)

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Five nights and a tent

With our leave approved we had 5 nights to get away, we better make them count! The forecast was clear so we decided to head South Coast check out some of the beautiful National Parks.  The Murramarang National Park was what we decided on which houses Pretty, Pebbly and Depot Beach (from North to South).  

When we had camped in past, we never stayed in the one place two long.  This time we decided to find somewhere nice and stay put for the whole five nights.

After around 3 hours of leaving home we got to Nowra.  The drive between Sydney and Nowra has to be one of my favourites. The rolling green meadows that don’t end until they hit the sea.  In Nowra, we stocked up on supplies like food, ice and fire wood.

We hit the road again for an hour and a half drive that brought us to Kioloa on the Northern tip of the Murramarang National Park.

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Home via Beowa, Bournda and the Stunning Murramarang NP

Catching you up on our trip to the South Coast NSW in late September.

Hello, fellow travelers! I know it’s been a long time since I last posted on tinycamper.blog, but I have a good excuse. I’ve been swamped with work, wrapping up some projects and getting ready for a new challenge. (Don’t worry, I’ll tell you all about it soon.) But I don’t want to leave you hanging, so I’m going to catch you up on our amazing trip from Canberra that we took back in September and…

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Murramarang National Park

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Murramarang National Park NSW, Australia😍❤️😍