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Jarramali Rock Art Tours

Locality: Laura, Queensland

Phone: +61 402 805 821

Address: Mulligan Highway 4871 Laura, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.jarramali.com/

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25.01.2022 Lots of uses for this Bush Peg Grevillea tree! Inner bark - draws out poison from snake bite, Our mob would store this at base of tree for quick access.... Bush Peg - the woody fruits split to release the one or two seeds. The nut - can be eaten raw or roasted. Used as clothes pegs and weapon for hunting birds. Kids played slingshot games with it to see who was the most accurate! Leafs can be used for seasoning for camp oven dinner. Flower - nectar for native bees and birds...

24.01.2022 whatz wrong with this photo?? You're not in it! spring fed spa...

24.01.2022 Wet season shanningans. We didn't (couldn't) stop to pick up the tracks...until 6 months later!! Not all peaches n cream in the scrub! These green tracks saved our butt! Gotta have the recovery equipment...just in case!

23.01.2022 Watching the seasons change storm clouds rollin’ in... Jarramali coming! (Jarramali = thunderstorm in Yalanji language)

21.01.2022 Infinity of Hope! Cool off in our spa at the end of the day!

20.01.2022 My middle child is always the first to wake, she is the early bird that catches the sunrise Our shack for our guests is finally finished! Looking forward to sharing this special place with you all

20.01.2022 The morning chorus of the Australian bush from Jarramali shack...

19.01.2022 Happy NAIDOC week! Hope you have enjoyed celebrating our arts, history and culture this week! Here at Jarramali camp we’ve just had the first rains of the season... Guests Jason and Emilie cooling off in our spa, one of Australia’s most remote infinity pools! by: Jason Charles Hill Photography , Hello Emilie - Emilie Ristevski and Visit Queensland, Australia

19.01.2022 As I sit here looking at my beautiful 5 year old daughter, my mind travels back to the thoughts of my Great Grandmother, Rosie Maytown Palmer, who at this very same age underwent horrendous torture... Rosie as a child was forcibly removed from the Palmer river area by Troopers along with her sister Doris and one other brother. The girls climbed a tree to hide but were discovered. Rosie was struck down with a rifle butt to the face breaking her jaw and leaving life long damage... to her eye. Doris 5 years old, was shot running away (in the leg & limped for the rest of her life). Their mother Mary Palmer (known as Railuinn) and her brother Peter were both shot and killed by the troopers. This treatment was done under The Sale of Opium and Aboriginal "Protection" Act. My great grandmother Rosie, now part of the Stolen Generation, snatched from her mothers arms. Shaken, terrified and despite her emotional and physical turmoil she was then made to walk almost 200km with her sister on a 2 week trail of tears from Cannibal Creek over the Great Dividing Range to Cooktown, a long journey by foot for a 5 year old... She was put on a boat in Cooktown to set sail for Cairns. From Cairns she was put in a stage-coach headed to Kuranda and then onto Mona Mona Mission run by the Seventh-day Adventist church until it closed in 1963. My great grandmother was a traditional custodian of the Kuku-minni people a clan of the Kuku-yalanji tribe. A vast area that includes the areas from the Palmer River all the way to Laura in Cape York. This is my family's traditional, historical and rightful connection to Quinkan Country. Our homelands, our roots... Building a place back out here back on country has allowed my kids to stay connected to their culture, never to be forgotten... Learning how their ancestors not only survived but thrived for centuries, in one of Australia’s most remote and rugged wilderness areas

19.01.2022 Practice your 'Social Distancing' here at The Grand Canyon of the North, Jarramali Sunset! Explore Tropical North Queensland

18.01.2022 Stargazing in the open outback, Jarramali shack under a blanket of stars ... by: @nunogram

18.01.2022 When the premier announced Qld borders to open from 10 June. We've been flat stack! Pics from first tour of the year! Family, friends and just awesome people hangin out on country!

15.01.2022 At the workshop gettin tyres rotated. Doin the Old Coach Road and extreme 4WDing in this beast on a weekly basis requires regular Maintenance. Passenger safety our #1 concern. We’re ready for TMR inspection!

15.01.2022 Finished the year off with incredible tours. Discovery Channel Tourism Australia Then finally big soul people from marketing company Nick Did This. We only had a day but we captured some incredible footage and stills. ... Pictured - yours truly, Katie Purling, Tristan Houghton DOP. About to capture some amazing sunset shots! We’re getting paid danger money...right?

14.01.2022 My little guy kickin’ back at Jarramali camp...

13.01.2022 This time last year I had the absolute privilege of hosting Members of the PERAHU, (Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit) from Griffith University, Gold Coast. The team made a detailed digital recording (photogrammetry) of Magnificent Gallery for conservation purposes. There are thousands of sites like this across the country that are at risk from bushfires, feral animals, vandalism, and development such as mining. jarramali_rock_art_tours is not just about tourism. ...Tourism gives us the opportunity to share. Deeply embedded into our philosophy we’re about conservation. Dr Andrea Jalandoni, Magnificent Gallery North Qld Article from the Sydney Morning Herald: http://ow.ly/ygaC50zEEZy

13.01.2022 2020 Savannah Fire Forum - Darwin Hot Topic! With countryman Victor Steffo. NAILSMA CEO Ricky Archer and the Harrigan boys, Porky and Cliff from Normandy Station, Cape York. ... Check Victors book out, hot off the press on shelves now. This book brings a timely perspective how our people managed and cared for country.

12.01.2022 Be humble, Be teachable, But..... always hustle! Sent some emails, made some calls and scored a meeting with Leigh Sorensen at Tourism Australia, Sydney. As a result, Tourism Australia flew in 3 reps from around the world to check us out and have now officially inducted us into their ‘Discover Aboriginal Experiences' marketing campaign and will shortly list us on the official www.australia.com website! Thanks to all who helped us get there.

12.01.2022 sounds of the scrub...

12.01.2022 After hiking for 7 hours on country, I discovered something worth more than gold... a beautiful waterhole and falls. This will soon be on the Jarramali itinerary. Your own private, crystal clear, turquoise tranquility!

11.01.2022 The Final Passage, a 3D film about Chauvet, France, is now available online for a short time. The producers, Martin Marquet, Jean-Michel Geneste and Patricia-Marquet Geneste, are good friends of my professor mate Paul Taçon from Griffith University. They are all part of the Rock Art Network (RAN) team. This is the sort of thing they want to do with Magnificent Gallery up on our country. Check Him out.... https://vimeo.com/222375882

11.01.2022 This is Don and Sue. Don wanted to give his wife a special birthday experience. She said, that was a birthday I'll never forget. Be like Don!

10.01.2022 Me and my mechanic Dan Stephenson at JLW Auto doin the end of season maintenance on the Yalanji Warrior Isuzu. Yes it’s night. Yes it’s 20 to 9 at night. That’s what he does. Gettin ready for 2021 Year of Indigenous Tourism. We gawn be ready. We Don’t muck around! Dan you are the man! Thanks heaps bro

07.01.2022 The UK's Daily Mirror featured Jarramali Rock Art Tours as one of the 12 iconic destinations in Australia to escape to...when travels resume. We come in at #6 - not too shabby, Lizard Island at #1.

05.01.2022 New on our tour itinerary! Hike 1.5km from Jarramali camp and be rewarded with a swim in your own private spring fed waterfall! Yep it even comes with its own waterfall! by: #thisisqueensland @queensland

03.01.2022 If you’d like to proudly sport/wear a Jarramali Championship Buckle (80mm x 60mm) for either personal wear or a souvenir or simply a household decoration. Let me know and we will put an order in for you. $60 per buckle. PM me. Postage not included Jarramali loud and proud All the best