Yarns and Laughter

Imagine seeing the beauty of an outback sunrise or sunset, native desert animals doing what they do: scaring the hell out of you! While you are reading the yarns I have lived. The desert and the traditional Aboriginal people who live there won my respect and heart. The native animals were delightful to observe in their natural habitat. My favourites are the wedge tail eagles, who fly majestically in the sky, and the emus. The emu has it down pat! The female lays the eggs, and the male takes over from there with the incubating and raising the chicks. Have fun reading my yarns.

Nullarbor Nell has lived, laughed and worked alongside traditional Aboriginal people and non-Aboriginal people for the past 20 years. Nullarbor Nell’s work took her to remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory, Western Australia and Western Queensland. Nullarbor Nell’s formative years were Mackay-Tropical North Queensland, she completed her education, married a local man and had two sons. Her two sons went to university in Brisbane. Being alone in her home, she decided to start her adventures and what an adventure it has been!