Uluru Stories and More by Robert Seaborne

Robert Seaborne is my partner, con-spiritor, since the year 2000. He has some stories to tell, that he has written, of his experience in Central Australia. I know him as “Taffy”, but I thought I should post the name his mother gave him (haha)! Here is a little excerpt from his bio, which is fully at the link above, to let you know why I think his stories are important in these times especially:

Taffy’s life long learning made what was for him a radical change in direction during an eight year period (1990-98) of living and working with the Anangu traditional owners of Uluru. In his position as Manager of this World Heritage property, Taffy participated in the successful re-nomination of Uluru as a World Heritage Area on the basis of its cultural values. In Taffy’s words: “on reflection, my time at Uluru turned out to be my desert pilgrimage, an experience that profoundly changed my mind”

Here is the first one:
My Uluru story – Ngayuku puli-pulka tjukurpa

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