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Jagged Rock Hills

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Spinifex Over Country

The spinifex covers the rugged Pilbara Country. Beneath the spinifex you can see the colours that represent the hill formations

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After the Rain

After the dry season, when the rain comes, the flowers and plants slowly grow back bringing colours to the Country

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Fallen Flowers

Leaves and flowers fall from the tress on Country, making colourful patterns on the ground

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Djalala

‘Djalala’ represents land boundaries on Nyarinyin Country

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Burst of Spring

Springtime is a beautiful blending of colours in our country. After the rain all the wild flowers come up in a pattern like a puzzle. The artist often sponges her background using colours which include Red, Pink, Yellow’s and Orange. She painted over this background with her own unique style and bright colours. As in much aborigional art the artist has represented her country from an aerial perspective

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Buminji

This is the old first Police Station and this is where we go now days to camp and take our families. There’s a big connection in this area for our families.

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45 Old Crossing

This was called the 45 Old Crossing because back in the day Hamersley Iron had a Rio exploration team that build the camp out there. Now it’s a popular swimming place for Roebourne locals. As a kid this was my memory of what it used to look like after rainy seasons.

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Jirriwirliny (Wild Passionfruit in Season)

My Nanna used to eat the fruit of our wild passionfruit. One time when we went out bush she showed us all the fruit and native foods, where we can find water and what native plants are sweet to eat

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Waterholes

This painting shows the many waterholes you find in the Pilbara region. Some are well known, others are hidden amongst the hills.