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View of Mersey River and the Valley Through the Alum Cliffs Gorge, Mole Creek, Great Western Tiers, Tasmania, Australia
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View of Mersey River and the Valley Through the Alum Cliffs Gorge, Mole Creek, Great Western Tiers, Tasmania, Australia
Tulampanga, or Alum Cliffs, was a place of particular social and spiritual significance to Aborigines because of the ochre to be found in that area of the Gog Range. Many tribes travelled to Tulampanga to obtain this highly prized material and for them this was a sacred celebration place. The connection of Aboriginal people with the Mole Creek area is thought to date back more than 10, 000 years, and the Pallittorre band of the North tribe was based around Mole Creek/Meander. To these early inhabitants, the Great Western Tiers were known as Kooparoona Niara, or Mountains of the Spirits, culturally significant as the meeting place of three Aboriginal nations
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View of Mersey River and the Valley Through the Alum Cliffs Gorge, Mole Creek, Great Western Tiers, Tasmania, Australia
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This print captures the breathtaking beauty of the Mersey River and the Valley through the Alum Cliffs Gorge in Mole Creek, Tasmania. The Great Western Tiers stand tall in the background, known to Aboriginal people as Kooparoona Niara or Mountains of the Spirits. Tulampanga, also known as Alum Cliffs, holds immense social and spiritual significance for Aborigines due to its rich ochre deposits found within the Gog Range. This sacred celebration place attracted tribes from far and wide who sought this highly prized material. The connection between Aboriginal people and Mole Creek dates back over 10,000 years, with Pallittorre band of the North tribe making it their home. The forest lookout offers a mesmerizing view of this natural wonderland. Lush vegetation surrounds us while a clear blue sky stretches above, adorned with fluffy white clouds. Towering trees frame our vision as they reach towards the heavens. Artie Photography skillfully captures this landscape's spirituality and tranquility in vibrant color imagery. Every detail is brought to life - from the flowing river that winds through the valley to distant mountains that seem to touch eternity. Immerse yourself in nature's embrace with this stunning photograph by Artie Ng. Let it transport you to an ancient land where spirits roam freely amidst awe-inspiring scenery.
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