On the road home

On the road home

Leaving the campfire

There are some weird looking dogs at Papunya. But cute.

Over the weekend

I had heard camels at night in the town, but had yet to see one.

Driving back from Alice Springs, I had the wierdest sensation that a tree next to the road was moving ...

The moment

Water on the Glen Helen road

Rock Pools, near Mt Liebig

Jarrod

Rock carving, bottom left, as a symbol of water in the area

Water, with Bush Turkey

JJ and Bec, with the Land Drover looking along way to get to, before sunset.

We got back to the Land Rover

Rockpools near Mount Liebig

Sunset from Warumpi hill

Walking up Warumpi hill

Bec, with friend Jade

Jade, Beck and Zac

Heading home

Haast's Bluff

Jay Creek

There is a delicacy about the gum trees that often catches me off guard. Maybe it is the contrast with what seems a harsh physical environment.

As I was driving past Jay Creek on the way back to Papunya form Alice Springs, I was thinking about how the the range of colours seemed to 'look right' together.

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Todd River on Saturday

Training night

Kick to kick after training at No 2 Oval.
I took a nice mark, to the mild surprise of many, including me.
The phrase 'white boys can't jump' came to mind.
One of the boys just reminded me 'that was when you kicked the football'.
Vincent, a 15 year old, patiently explained to me the other night
what I was doing wrong with my kicking technique.
He had me repeat the action until I got it right.

I will leave Papunya with improved football skills.

Softball. Those girls can really hit the softball.
Check out the backdrop.

End of the day.

Trainin

 

Dawn this morning, around Papunya

The computer rooms, and flat

Looking South down the street

 After rain

The shop