Cultural connections among young country city citizens and Aboriginal elders have brought an outback path to existence in South Australia’s Flinders Ranges. Important factors: A previous coal town is currently being revitalised as a character tourism desired destination Funding enabled cultural signage to be erected along a strolling path Community pupils worked with Indigenous elders to produce the displays Signals telling walkers about the Indigenous tradition alongside the path have been set up, many thanks to a group energy. A person of the people involved in the job was Tarquin Strangways, who not long ago graduated from Leigh Creek Place University, in which he made the new trail signs in Adnyamathanha and English as…