Thank you for the info about the Garumngar name.

I love all the country you’ve described – Kurwongbah, Harrisons Pocket, Dayboro, Mount Pleasant – etc. I feel that by spending time in it, the country has changed me and made me a better person.

I’d really like more info about Mount Samson / Buran Buran. From what you have told me I now understand that the peak and the circle are sacred and inviolate under your law. What about other parts of that mountain? For example, there are houses on the slopes near Basin Road. Behind the houses are cliffs. Are these slopes and cliffs also part of the sacred site, or just the peak where the circle is?

Neil

COOee
Not your ignorance Neil
No apology needed
Imarbara
Peacemakers solving the insolvable
through Song Story and Dance
MESSAGESTICK LAW

All
D R E A MINGS
[EVERYTHING meaning ALL LIFE]
People only one Clan

Mu Ning BuRRU M
translation, HEAD of the BORA CELEBRATION CIRCLE

GA RU M NG A R
translation, Land of the FOUR GUMS WHICH BLEED
ONE TRIBE, translation, LAND
KEEPER of ALL powers
Gave me a duty in 1961
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You may care to know my family dwelled @ Kurwongbah opposite Harrisons Pocket, renamed Vores Road
on Terrors Creek Road renamed Dayboro Road

In 1981 following family tragedy myself and my eldest son
moved to 8 Cruice Street Dayboro Portion 1 Subdivision 1
Parish of Samsonvale
of Our beloved Grandmothers Walkabout Country
Unlawfully obtained by Tufnell after whom the notorious Tufnell Orphanage at Banyo is named. That gubba, dangerous killer, went on to be elevated to first ARCHbishop of Church of England in socalled Queensland.

SOVEREIGNTY never ceded

Mingon
Diane

G’day Diane

Thanks for sharing this important information about your sacred site.

I apologize if due to my ignorance my trip to Mount Samson caused you and your council any distress.

I’ll make sure your message is attached to this blog post so anyone reading it in future is aware of your wishes.

Please pass on my respects to your elders council.

Neil