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  • 08/04/2026 at 7:14 pm #10085
    Natalie adomako
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      Hi,
      I hope all is well!
      We have a few questions:

      1. What is the range of wifi connectivity at Lama Lama? – which locations have wifi
      2. How does the community feel about paper pamphlets for visitors?
      3. Are there devices (such as computers) that rangers can use?
      4. Is there any information the community would like to be included in a visitor information systems?
      5. Are there any specific designs that the community would like to include in the visitor information system? (eg. any colours or totems etc)
      6. Do the Lama Lama people have a native language? – How do they feel about some of their native words being included into a visitor information system [furthermore if they are open to it, are there specific phrases they would like included]

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