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G'day, folks! your WHOOP WHOOP Guide here.

I'm thrilled to guide you through an adventure like no other.

Strap on your boots and join me in immersing yourself in the rich tapestry of First Nation culture.

We're redefining how you experience the land and its stories, all while sharing a laugh and a yarn along the way.

Our mission is to provide authentic and respectful encounters that leave a lasting impact on your understanding of Australia's Indigenous heritage. So, let's dive in, shall we?

About Avalon Karatau

Gurumba Bigi - Hello!

Meet Avalon Karatau, a proud member of the Badtjala people, also known as Ocean Fork. Avalon is Yirrayirra Dhal Guradyi, a Bush Tukka medicine woman hailing from K'gari, (Fraser Island), off the coast of Harvey Bay, Queensland.

Now, I might not be the best Bush Tukka expert myself, but I do know a thing or two about living off the land—especially when it comes to finding the best camping spots and avoiding the business end of a snake!

But Avalon is the best to ask:

Avalon's skins (totems) are as follows:

• Yul'Lu (Porpoise): Quick and clever in the water. Much like my own swimming style, if I do say so myself.

• Gugug (Owl): Wise and watchful, perfect for spotting the best campfire spots.

• Winha nga nha (Clever One): The ultimate bush survivalist, always ready for the unexpected—like that time I mistook a wombat for a rock. Classic Coight!

Territory:

Avalon's territory spans from Tinian Creek, Fraser Island, Double Island Point, Tin Can Bay, Bauple Mountain, and north to Burrum Heads in Queensland.

Avalon is a direct descendant of Jack Noble Wonnamutta, the last clever man and Black Tracker of her people.

Jack was renowned for helping the Victorian Troopers capture the infamous Ned Kelly gang back in 1879 to July 1880. Quite the family legacy, I'd say!

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Join Us for an Unforgettable Adventure

Whether you're keen to learn about the ancient practices of the Bush Tukka medicine woman or just want to enjoy a good old-fashioned outback adventure, we've got you covered.

So, what are you waiting for?

Pack your sense of wonder, and maybe a few snacks, and let's hit the road!

Stay safe, keep your eyes peeled, and remember: the outback is full of surprises—just like a Russell Coight adventure!

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And remember, if you see a stone, give it a flip—who knows what you'll discover!