One Night in Darwin

Who can undo what has been done?
Who can restore that which
has been taken, and broken?
For righteousness sake, Treaty … Yes!

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Some came all the way from France
for the Darwin Festival, Yothu Yindi
… and Mister Smiley Face 😎

Even the Navy heard word
that Yothu Yindi were in town!

I like this one … by Fiona Omeenyo.

Magnolia Maymuru
Territorian Fashion Model

Swaggy Gamble grabbing a feed

after a hard day of hauling swag.

Video & Photography;
David & Linda Redpath © 2019

45 thoughts on “One Night in Darwin”

    1. My antipodean pleasure, Ivor.
      I’ve been scratching for WiFi, or even
      a single G, whilst transversing the
      outback … so I’m hoping the video all
      got uploaded into the stratosphere?

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    1. It’s my first trip to Darwin.
      Arrived just in time for the annual
      Darwin Festival. The city has been
      transformed into a magical tropical
      wonderland. With a big emphasis
      on the arts & traditional indigenous
      culture. Darwin is a high energy,
      young, and multicultural city.
      Well worth the visit. Perhaps on the
      way to Kakadu, and even Uluru.

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    1. I guess we’re all guilty of the crime
      of wasting precious time.
      Lord knows, I’m just a Kingdom child,
      out on remand, trying to make a stand.
      for that big picture plan
      This convicted land,
      this “lucky” nation,
      is free … but on probation.
      Thanks Watt, for the visitation 🙏 😎

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    1. Yes Liz, travel involves a certain
      amount of shifting, and tends to
      broaden constricting realities 😎
      I was feeling a bit stagnant till
      jumping into the car and driving
      from one end of the continent
      to the other 🚘

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  9. Great post! Thank you for sharing all of this!

    (Last year I was on the ‘New humans of Australia’ FB page and there was this great story about a Syrian refugee who has started a restaurant in Darwin, and was getting rave reviews…well actually, he and his family had a food van at the time and were hoping to start a restaurant…anyway, I don’t remember the name, but if you happen to stumble onto this place…their story was so inspiring.)

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