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Lennox Point is the saddle of the sleeping goanna climbed over to lay her eggs at Bolder Beach.  A small creek directly behind the beach sheltered the goanna when she gave birth to her babies.  The poison snake waits watching for the return of the goanna who lay at Flat Rock where she fell asleep and drown.  Flat Rock is the furthest point east of Australia at Low Tide....

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January 12th, 2013

13/1/2013

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                         Weather Rocks
     
south of Lennox Point, Lennox Head,

The last remnant of the great Warrior chief of our tribe who had powers of a god a man who scattered his foes like chaff and brought down the lightning to destroy them.  This powerful man offended the great spirit  of the mountains who turned him into a rock and fixed him for all eternity by the seashore, with power to bring rain or fine weather, or render fruitful the childless wife who appealed for his assistance.  He stands there until this day and when our people want rain we walked out to the edge of the cliff and throw stones at his hands to wake him up as he snoozes like the seven sleepers.  When the old fellow wakes up he sees at a glance what is wanted turns on the weather rain or shine then goes off the sleep again. If too much rain came we would once more wake him up with a few small stones and the old fellow turns off the bad weather and goes back to sleep until he is summonsed again to turn on the atmosphere.

The last of the rock has collapsed into the sea I have captured him in his slumber
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December 26th, 2012

26/12/2012

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Re connecting, womens sacred knowledge and healing
Walking in the Footsteps of Our Ancestors 

Ceremony date is:     23rd May 2025 
My name is Aunty Lois Cook I am a Nyangbul Custodial Woman from the Lower Richmond, Byron Bay, Brunswick and Evans River, come on a journey through the traditions, culture, stories and history. Connect to this beautiful land of salt water and fresh water lets meet and share.
 
What to Bring;                       Bring your Beautiful Self
                                             Food to share (morning tea and lunch) I have about  20  places                                                                        available for people for the day.
                                                 
What’s happening    
                   
                                                Smoking and Welcome Ceremony
                                                Story Telling

                                                Sacred fire intention ceremony
                                                Ochre paint up
                                                we
aving                                        
                                                
Traditional dance class
                                                Closing ceremony

                                                                                       
Please Note:          full payment of $ 80.00  can
                              be paid  prior to the days activities: 
                              please contact me to make a booking
 
  
 
When                   23rd May 2025 from 10am to 2pm
Where                 Lennox Lake 

 
Contact:                   Jungur Nabung (Aunty Lois) on 0405654280
                                                Or through messenger 
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    Lois Cook

    This is the place where I will make a News diary of significant happenings in my life!

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