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In this episode Andy talks to Traditional Owner and Balangara man Colin Morgan while on the Oombulgurri Track In the Kimberley region of W.A. This is day 11 of 15 and we are near Oomeri a place of special rock art and waterholes. Colin and Andy talk about how the 4WD Track tag along business started and which 4WD you tubers were partly responsible. We yarn about the Oombulgurri community and it's demise. We explore the country from a traditional owners perspective and talk all things about the track both old and new. This is the first trip to experience King George falls from the land after the Penny Wells group opened the track finally after many attempts and we discuss what that means to us and following visitors.
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