djunjup

Updated: May 19, 2025

Warrup was a Western Australian native who accompanied the search party under Mr. Roe: "7th Day. The next day away, away, away, away, returning, on our tracks returning, on our tracks returning. At Barramba we sit down; we eat bread and meat; they eat fresh-water mussels; the natives eat not fresh-water mussels. "Away, away, away, away; we reach the water of Djunjup; we shoot game.

Ernest Favenc - The History of Australian Exploration from 1788 to 1888

The next day away, away, away, away, returning, returning, on our tracks returning, on our tracks returning, on our tracks returning. At Barramba we sit down: we eat bread and meat; they eat freshwater mussels; the natives eat not freshwater mussels. Away, away, away, away, away; we see the water of Djunjup; we shoot game.

Sir George Grey - Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North-West and Western Australia, Volume 2