Tuesdays coincidence was we discussed the Noongar seasons after discovering them written on a TAFE wall where we were mulching.....only to discover them again out at Kings Park where they are written and explained in the Botanical Gardens. Here's a bit about them;
Seasons:
Birak – December and January, the first summer
Bunuru – February and March, the second summer
Birak – December and January, the first summer
Bunuru – February and March, the second summer
Djeran – April and May, autumn
Makuru – June and July, the first rains
Djilba – August and September, the second rains
Kambarang – October and November, the wildflower season
Noongar people have traditionally hunted and gathered food according to the six seasons. In our Noongar language these are called Bunuru, Djeran, Makuru, Djilba, Kambarang and Birak and are determined by the weather patterns.
The coincidences don't stop there!
During our today's (Thursday's) Gardening course Excursion we went to Toolmart in Osborne Park to pick up a repaired brush cutter.
https://www.toolmart.com.au/tool-shop/toolmart-osborne-park
Little did I know I would go on to meet Travis Sharpe later this day at Forrest Chase!!
https://www.toolmart.com.au/tool-shop/toolmart-osborne-park
Little did I know I would go on to meet Travis Sharpe later this day at Forrest Chase!!
At Toolmart the big offer seemed to be this;
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