iDIDJ Australia Didgeridoo Cultural Hub

Anyone knows where Ash Dargan is? His homepage ashdargan.com has disaperd - and I can't find anything about him on the internet???? Can someone help me - I would like to join a workshop with him again, but I can't find anything about him.

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Søren Dahl
- Denmark

Hi Søren,

Try these guys:

ashdargan.com@protecteddomainservices.com

Good luck!

Guan

Hello Guan

Thank you very very much - i'll try, and let the rest of you know too if I find out.

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Søren Dahl

Ash is on facebook.

Hi,

I spoke to Ash a couple of times since coming back to Australia. I just now got to this post, so you may have some answers by now. Basically, Ash said that he is now working in his community in Tasmania with the young Indigenous people down there. So he's likely to have put his touring on hold for a time.

Hi Shaz

Nice to see another new member to the forum. Its obvious Guan knows you well and good luck with your trip to Arnhem Land. Can you just give us a quick 1 para run down for my benefit and others on the forum with a bit of background, past, what you will be doing in Arnhem Land, ideas etc so we can "know" you as well. all sounds very exciting and interesting. Thanks Mate ha! ha!

Paul

Hi Paul,

I have always had an interest in Indigenous culture after writing to a Koori girl as a teen. It was all sort of mysterious to me then. Of course, Mandawuy wouldn't like to hear me use the word 'mysterious' about the culture--but I do mean that in a good way!

My partner and I just moved to Darwin from Sunshine Coast, and we are currently looking at a rural place to live here. I am not so accustomed to answering questions about the past much anymore, as all we have is this 'Now' moment. My plans for the next 'Now' moment however, involve doing what I can to support the Yolngu culture. Will chat more to yas soon! Cheers for now...

Thanks Shaz for coming back, good luck with your new home search in Darwin and the same goes for your plans, hope it goes well and it achieves what you set out to do, looking forward to any interesting stuff being shared on the forum when time permits. Good on yer!

Paul