Respect for Cape York

yep, same with Sydney habour..all the signs etc, and the spiel about the best harbour, yet it's still full of rubbish..from the locals no doubt .. ;-)

you dont go to Sydney Harbour ??? do you, stuff that, it would scare the shut out of me to be that far inside that city, they drive like idiots out in the country NSW, just imagine what they are like inside the walls..... uuurrrrkkkk..
Hahaha
Cheers
Joe

HAHA .. had to go to Syney last year for a weekend, and caught a Taxi from the Airport.. they really are crazy!!! I didn't think i'd survive the experience!

But I do get a good giggle when people bash "the locals" for rubbish, when they're own backyards are usually worse.. LOL
I'm not usually on my best behaviour in such conversations..lol..

I see your point but what irks me is the way that the Indigenous Australians profess to be the indisputable ''keepers of the land'' and are ''one with it'' etc but many places I have visited are treated with no regard whatsoever.

Same with sacred land that has a price if the mining companies are willing to pay. Is it sacred or not?

These two issues of gross hypocrisy do not endear well for their fight for rights. If their beliefs cannot be believed then what chance do they have?

My sentiments exactly, just that you were brave enough to say it!

Me too! Where is the "graffitti 'sign' of the times"?

2 bricks

May be I should have added the words 'stating' to comment " a 'sign' of the times "

Its a play on words................

But to be more crude...the words were written by 'author unknown' on the wall of a WindyLoo along the PDR as I was spending a few minutes there.

The words are apt as the travelling populace still leave their rubbish and toiletpaper everywhere

Compré?

"2 bricks"? Be careful SIF, be careful.

LOL