Fleurieu Living Magazine

A place of trees

These majestic trees have soul and character of their own and form an important part of Willunga’s cultural landscape. The town’s name is believed by some to be derived from the Kaurna word Wiljaungga, meaning ‘a place of green trees’.

Jo explains to me that the land holds significance for a variety of reasons. She says it’s a sacred place for local Aboriginal people. Its big trees and proximity to a perennial stream made it a favourite camping spot.

This gorgeous, peaceful parcel of land also has colonial heritage. It was originally part of a family farm, which over time was sliced up and sold off. Adjacent is Willunga’s original court house and gaol and

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