Yep ...we are all still patiently waiting for the day when the people from world's oldest continuing culture, holding the same legal rights as a rock on a track before 1967, the traditional owners of this land, are at least acknowledged in the Constitution of Australia as part of the development of a treaty and edge closer to true reconciliation.

Yep - we are all still waiting ....

Showing posts with label Cremorne Point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cremorne Point. Show all posts

25 Feb 2014

Echidna, Cremorne Point

Echidna Engraving
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. This particular engraving is significant - an echidna.

Cremorne Point

Feint Engravings
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point

Grooved lines
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point

Remnant Engraving
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point

Large Circle
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point

Deep Engraved Lines
The walk along Cremorne Point reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point

Feint Engraving
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point

Several engraving s around rock pools
The walk around Cremorne Point reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. 

Cremorne Point (East)

Engravings next to pool on cliff line
The walk along Cremorne Point (East) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass or on the edge of a cliff line. Many of these look like beautifully cared for gardens that pose no danger. 

Cremorne Point (East)


Appears as Emu Track but probably a survey marker
The walk along Cremorne Point (East) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass or on hidden cliff lines. 

Cremorne Point (West)

Appears as a large shield
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point (West)


Remains of engraving
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Cremorne Point (West)

Weathered Engraving
The walk along Cremorne Point (West) reveals a number of engravings that are now surrounded by neatly mowed grass. Beneath the surface are probably many more engravings. The majority of these are on the right hand side of the track leading north on the western side of Cremorne Point.

Axe Grinding Site, Cremorne Point

Axe Grinding Site
An axe grinding site is still visible on the upper foreshore of Cremorne Point (West).