Warami/Nagangbi Eora:Hello Sydney

I ACKNOWLEDGE THE DHARAWAL AND DHARUG PEOPLE AND THIS COUNTRY TO WHICH THEY BELONG, THEIR PLACE OF DREAMING.

I ALSO ACKNOWLEDGE THEIR ELDERS, PAST AND PRESENT, AND ALL WHO LIVE IN HARMONY, WITH RESPECT FOR EACH OTHER AND COUNTRY.

SYDNEY GUIDED TOURS

I conduct four guided walking tours of the city and Watsons Bay.

I also offer three virtual reality interactive tours. and also

Seven Power Point Zoom or Face to Face Presentations

My name is Gavin Crawford and I’m a retired publisher and historian who volunteers with the Australian National Maritime Museum as a guide, with the Wayside Chapel in the cafe and Aboriginal Project, and formerly with the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.

https://www.indigenousliteracyfoundation.org.au/

• Colonial City Circuit (Walk)
• Darling Harbour to Watsons Bay (Walk and Ferry)
• Watsons Bay and South Head (Walk)
• Full day, Darling Harbour, Watsons Bay and South Head (Walk, Ferry, Walk & Ferry)
• Town Hall to Darling Harbour (Virtual Zoom Tour)
• Sydney Harbour Cruise (Virtual Zoom Cruise)
• Watsons Bay South Head (Virtual Zoom Tour)
• Immigration From 1840 to 1900: The Voyages in Their Own Words (Face to Face or Zoom Presentation)
• Port Jackson Pilots: The Men and the Boats (Face to Face or Zoom Presentation
• Colonial Boat and Ship Building (Face to Face or Zoom Presentation)
• Remarkable Women in the Age of Sail (Face to Face or Zoom Presentation)
• The Enlightenment and Science on Ten Voyages to the Pacific 1760-1800 (Face to Face or Zoom Presentation)
• Women Pirates (Sea Bitches) (Face to Face or Zoom Presentation)

I live on Dharug and Dharawal Country, and acknowledge the wisdom of their neighbours, the Wiradjuri, who practice “Yindyamarra Winhanganha”

“The wisdom of respectfully knowing how to live well in a world worth living in … to show respect, to go slowly, to take care and to think before acting. Living with Yindyamarra, is living in harmony and respect with each other and country.”

I observe Yindyamarra Winhanganha when presenting walking tours of Sydney: always was and always will be Dharug and Dharawal Country.

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