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Author : SJT63
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Topic : Social space

05 Jul 2021 11:25 PM

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I now live on lands of the Turrbul and Jagera peoples - the red ochre people who lived exactly where I live now were called Ningy Nigny.

I was born where the Wurundjeri hold stewardship.

Where my heart lies, where I have a connection to country, is with the ancient kingdoms of Wessex and Wales. I had no idea what it meant to feel like one belonged to a place until the first time I went to England in 1985.

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