Of all the commitments that I had in mind upon going to Australia, one of the central ones was purchasing a didgeridoo. This classical Aboriginal musical instrument is quintessential with an appreciation of Australia. As it happened, I waited until the last leg of our trip, in Sydney, before finally electing to search out a good shop in which to explore and find the instrument of my choice. This turned out to be Didj Beat Didjeridoo's. They were very helpful and very considerate to some rather nieve and rather inept wannabes. They used to be located on the net at (http://members.wbs.net/homepages/w/u/k/wukutj/homepage.html) and seem to have disappeared, unfortunately. But you can get a sense of what I experienced. Although I do not know the name of the master player pictured below, he guided me through the various choices until I finally selected one crafted by Nigel Bolda Hunter. Its region is Werrenber, Northern Territories, crafted from Woolybutt, in the key of C. I was also treated to a short concert of how my didge really should be played by the person below.