Ancient Aboriginal tradition celebrating bunya nuts revived after 120 years 🌲🌰

[@kathleenearsman6750]

Thank you Aunty Bev. Excellently done. Proud to know you.

[@ahamoments132]

This is beautiful. Aunty Bev, thank you! Reconciliation. 🙏 I hope one day I meet you, or attend a gathering like this. it makes me smile and cry at the same time.

[@lindapratt119]

Thank you ! I just found a bunya nut and brought it home to have a taste...

[@Bernie5172]

back in the dream time , my family would go to the bunya feast , and apparently we used to start a lot of arguments and wrecked the party. Iman People

[@elijohnson4425]

❤ beautiful

[@honeybee6251]

Beautiful story 😘🌺

[@stuartkcalvin]

Tharunka and the message sticks were very important.

[@magmegmil]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@theecologistcowboy]

Do can i grow one from seed?

[@cjod33]

Garbage, it never stoped ,we and numerous other mobs have been continuously doing this for years, the main difference is we are not interested in virtue signalling and being filmed. just interested in getting heaps of friends and family together to share and have great time. Been doing this for over fifty years now, my parents and family were doing it before I was born. The Bogong month gathering has also been going on since before the settlers arrived. Still happens today.

[@DinkyDiTruBlu]

good story

[@araucariasightings3247]

Wow! An actual cool story by ABC. Where's all the racial division.

[@controlcontrol1829]

What are these nuts used for??

[@darrellgee9686]

To eat

[@doorhing3]

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