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This is all very interesting. I'd never heard the expression "gone walkabout" used in any but the most trivial sense, and never knew it had a spiritual connotation originally. I knew it was an expression that originated with Aboriginals, and should have guessed from what I know (not very much) about their relationship to the land and moving around on it that it should mean more than being lost in the bush.
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