Thread: Lest we forget

Isn't that Wave Rock in Hyden WA?

Indeed it is:

Photo taken by my brother

Thats pretty cool, how long does the formation go for? Matt

Much better if the Gamma correction is applied.




Trev.

Pindar Cave near Wondabine Station on the Hawkesbury River is similar.

What is in the photo is about it for the length of the wave formation. However it is a nice spot and a rather large granite rock. A good spot for a stop over for the day. There is a similar wave though not as large in the side of a granite outcrop called Cave Hill. A great camp spot, large granite outcrops, a few man made dams (made for the old wood line trains) and some natural caves. It is about 20kms in behind Wigiemooltha, WA on the new graded road (it sucks, every moron in a car can get out there now). The other way is to come in along the Higginsville track which is a better bush drive and is real interesting in the wet. This way in you can visit some old donkey farm remnants with one at a rock and the remnants of an old soak. You can also follow the wood lines at some spots and follow it up to Burra Rocks another nice spot about 40kms south of Coolgardie. If you look carefully you can still find old woddline camp sites and if really lucky can find old bottles, cigarette tins etc.

<span style="color:blue">when i read the title of this thread i tought it was about the death of kerry packer.....</span>

Yeah I thought it was something to do with ANZAC's.
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