![]() Younger kids outside the meeting hall at Wallaga Lake. This building had been Wallaga Lake Aboriginal School until 1963, but children now attended Bermagui Public School, about 12 km away. | ![]() View at dusk of the ridge on which is Wallaga Lake Aboriginal Reserve Village. Galuga Mountain looms above, Wallaga Lake below. | ![]() Five kids along neatly fenced \"Main Street\" at Wallaga Lake Reserve |
![]() | ![]() The idea of ANUJSS running a children\'s club at Wallaga Lake emerged. But would it work?. So - as a first step - a largish group from ANUJSS came down to Wallaga Lake, and took the kids to a picnic at Camel Rock Beach. | ![]() Setting out for a picnic at the beach in the back of a ute. (Seat belts were unknown in 1965.) Kids plus two ANUJSS members. |
![]() At Camel Rocks Beach, Wallaga Lake kids collect items from the rock pool while ANUJSS members helped. | ![]() At the Beach: Nulla Nulla s and ANUJSS-ites on an old boat. | ![]() One of the Nulla Nullas at the beach, on day of first picnic. Who was she ? |
![]() At the Picnic - gathering shells. | ![]() | ![]() |
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