Male aborigines in Australia go on something called a “Walkabout”…
It’s a rite of passage when a young man goes off into the bush to wander & live for a period of time. They follow in ancient pathways & live life the way their ancestors did, perhaps using the time for reflection.
I’m not male, Aborigine, or Australian but I’ve gone “walkabout” for a bit…
Be Back Soon!!!
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