Our Country (The Pilbara) Pilbara is the country where we the Yindjibarndi people live and share many of our cultural stories and history that have been passed onto us by our ancestors of how they used to walk through the flat country we call the (Table Lands) visiting family members Read more…
Sea Turtles Drifting Turtles roam the sea as family every year even when the times to find land to hatch their young on the beach!
Sea Turtles Drifting Turtles roam the sea as family every year even when the times to find land to hatch their young on the beach!
Moonlight over Grandmother’s Country Moonlight over Grandmother’s Country, Harding Dam, Ngarluma Yindjibarndi Country. The glow around the moon represents the Burndud ring. The Burndud ring only shows up when it’s Lore and Culture time for Yindjibarndi people. This usually happens around hot time for us. The ladies dance the Yindjibarndi Read more…
Yindjibarndi Country In our Country, we walk through the landin search of food and water. We create waterholes that never run out. Also in parts of the land, we also have our teaching and cultural grounds and walking through the land we have stacks of stones that gives your a Read more…
Colours Through The Rocks In Yindjibarndi country there are many different shaped rock formations. It looks like a truck has tipped a huge pile of rocks. At different times of the day, especially in the evening sunset, you will see the beautiful colours changing across the face of the rocks Read more…
Riverbank This painting is of the Ngurin (Harding River) when it is running in the wet season. The Running water fills the river up and there are several “pools” created for swimming. The three main pools are Jubilee pool,Government pool and round pool.
Pilbara Region This is a painting of the Claypan Wattle when it is ripe, but it’s poisonous. This shrub starts off as a light green colour and then, as it matures, it gets darker. The flowers are a yellowy orange and also get darker with a bit of black as Read more…
PIlbara Wildflowers Purple Mulla Mulla grows among the grasses, blending beautifully with the bushes.