Mulka's cave story ...... Is the story of a very large indigenous man, who unfortunately was born cross eyed. He couldn't spear any animals to eat, so he started to kill and eat children. When his mother told him off for his anti social behaviour, he killed his mother to. He lived in this cave until locals hunted him down!
Oh what's waiting for Steve?
Mulka's Cave Entrance.
Me in Mulka's Cave.
Hand prints make up 69 percent of the 452 Aboriginal motifs found in Mulka's Cave.
Left hands out number right hands 3 to 2!
Next time for a walk on the Humps.....
Watching the harvest from a far.
The uncomfortable Armchair.
The wanta be Wave Rock.
On top of the Humps.
Views from the Humps.
Garden Oasis between the humps.
Finely balanced rockson the humps.
The Town of Hyden and the Hyden Rock, were named after a young Sandalwood cutter - who camped at Hippo's Yawn in the 1920s.
Alfie's Bus.
Hyden's first power station.
Look closely - its sheep shearing.
Mother & child.
Echidna.
These sculptures in Hyden, are very well done and extremely funny.
Lake Magic.
Colours were incredible.
Next we went into Hyden Resort.
Dead Sea Salt Pool.
Loved all the fencing.
Salt Lakes.
Amphitheatre.
Nice old bus.
Steve in the salt pool.
Me in the Salt Pool.
Steve waving a s you can't sink.
Steve standing upright and he still can't sink.
Steve pretty chilled.
Stunning area.
Splendid salt pool.
Dennis Collins constructed a 20 meter round and 6 meters deep swimming pool - like gypsum pond, whose buoyancy and therapeutic properties are greater than those of the dead sea. It is dramatically beautiful, being weightless and we had it all to ourselves.
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