Bingi Dreaming Track
This coastal walk follows part of the Dreaming Track used by Brinja-Yuin people. The word Bingi means stomach in Dhurga - the Aboriginal language spoken south of Nowra to Narooma, and our use of this spelling is to show respect for the language. When repeated, as in Bingi Bingi, it indicates abundance.
The Bingi Dreaming Track traces an important songline for the Yuin people, meandering along 13 kilometres of luscious and life-giving coastline.
Recent history of the track's development.
From the Yuin community of Moruya, some tales of connections to this area.
[https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/commercial/ttf/117esc.pdf]
The Bingi Dreaming Track traces an important songline for the Yuin people, meandering along 13 kilometres of luscious and life-giving coastline.
Recent history of the track's development.
From the Yuin community of Moruya, some tales of connections to this area.
[https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/commercial/ttf/117esc.pdf]
