Outback Adventures with the Wrays - Part 5

Outback Adventures

By Toby & Molly

Kakadu x 2 nights

Kilometres travelled so far -  4,878km. 253

Kakadu

I learnt at the cultural centre that there are picture story books about aborigianl stories. I read one where the Mum told the little boys not to look at the sun too much because their heads will get stuck together. They didn't listen to thier mother and thier heads got joined together. Luckily another person told them to go into some special water so they could get seperated again. They always listened to thier Mum after that.

By Molly

Kakadu

My favourite part were that the walks were short but there was lots to look at along the way.

By Toby

Kakadu

The aboriginal people used crushed rock and animal blood to make paint and draw pictures. 

By Molly

Kakadu

We climbed to the top of Ubir. Along the way we could see Aboriginal paintings. At the top we could see a view that went all around us, right across Kakadu.

By Toby

Kakadu 

We went for a walk and a snake slithered past me unexpectedly. It gave me a HUGE fright! On the walk there were warning signs saying look out for buffalo's, crocodiles and snakes.

By Toby

Kakadu

My favourite part was when we looked at the rock artwork we could see different pictures and we guessed what they were. I saw fish, people, kangaroo, spears and turtles.

By Molly