A journalist writes, “Cantering on, a group of aboriginals known as Nulla Nulla, [Burragorang Valley], camp was reached, about 20 aboriginals make their living by selling marsupial skins, obtained in numbers from the neighbouring mountains; these people are, as informed, excellent shots with the rifle, seldom indeed losing their quarry from a distance of 200 to 300 yards; the blacks are good workers when short of provisions, but directly the opposite when they have plenty of tucker in store.”, Sacred Waters, p. 48.