Devil's Rock

Darug Elder Aunty Edna Watson's connection to this area is carried on through her love of the Darug language, the land and her family. Gathering at the cleverly named Devil's Rock Aunty Edna's granddaughter Crystal is able to speak their language and welcome everyone. This touching display of a culture still in motion is felt by everyone present.

[@gonebushadventures]

Beautiful piece... what a special place and culture. Thanks for sharing Hornsby Council!

[@expatmartin]

a wonderful film and very moving. Thank you.

[@akhilaandriod1798]

Hi

[@mickg9563]

I wish I was able to learn our language when I was a child. Trying to learn it a little now.

[@5smartguyak479]

Wow

[@lestweforget7438]

Thankyou

[@dazzabrah3208]

So you been doing welcome to country for 20 years huh.. this is 9 years old now so 29 years 🤣 did they tell ya eernie dingo invented it in the 70s.....

[@TheVeryHungryGhost]

Typical White Supremisist, you know more about aboriginal culture than the First Nations people! By writing this childish comment thats obviously your opionion! You seriously need to do your research on colonial history (including other countries) and not just repeate what some racist down the pub said - you are just making a fool of yourself