Standing on the edge of Rocky Creek Falls NSW

Leaving the hill where I live isn't easy.   however,  going to support people who wish to save this astounding land from Csg Mining and the fracking processes they use is. Yes, that is an easy ask.  I spent the Easter weekend with my Earth Sister Vee and Bill from Georgia, and a bunch of people that were so lovely you could bottle them.

This is the most astonishing place I have seen since Glenugie back in the New Year.  This land I saw here once again took my breath away.  There were aboriginal people here in great numbers in times past as many artifacts have been found in this area. 

There sudden disappearance may suggest someone passed away here or many passed by pushing over the edge of this seemingly bottomless rocky falls high up on the Nowendoc River.

I could feel the ancestors here,  as soon as I walked onto the huge rocky expanse before me which is part of the falls I was immediately aware of the vibration of the place.  It was truly spectacular.
Images @ Melonpopzdropz Flickr

Go outside because miracles are waiting everywhere for you.

One of the Caves 

 

 

 

 

 

Some Rocks just out from the caves

Now I have seen the Valla Beach Caves, they were fascinating.  I have heard that these places are considered to be a mans space within Aboriginal or indigenous law or lore, whichever makes you feel comfortable.  I respected this, and I didn't enter into the caves, I stood out front and took pics of them but I didn't go inside. 

While I was there I got a tremendous buzzing in my head and when I came home I had the worst headache I have ever had besides having meningitis many years ago.  I did wonder if the two events were connected.  I do feel better now though so that is a good thing.  It was painful.

After I left the beach caves I traveled along the highway to Burkes Lane where I took a left turn in towards my favorite hill I like to photograph lately and I drove towards Pickett Hill.  A magnificent sight it is too.  It is also a mans space and even uninitiated men should not walk there.  It has strong indigenous spiritual meaning.

Image by Mezza - Valla Beach  NSW

Go outside because miracles are waiting everywhere for you.

One of the Caves 

 

 

 

 

 

Some Rocks just out from the caves

Now I have seen the Valla Beach Caves, they were fascinating.  I have heard that these places are considered to be a mans space within Aboriginal or indigenous law or lore, whichever makes you feel comfortable.  I respected this, and I didn't enter into the caves, I stood out front and took pics of them but I didn't go inside. 

While I was there I got a tremendous buzzing in my head and when I came home I had the worst headache I have ever had besides having meningitis many years ago.  I did wonder if the two events were connected.  I do feel better now though so that is a good thing.  It was painful.

After I left the beach caves I traveled along the highway to Burkes Lane where I took a left turn in towards my favorite hill I like to photograph lately and I drove towards Pickett Hill.  A magnificent sight it is too.  It is also a mans space and even uninitiated men should not walk there.  It has strong indigenous spiritual meaning.

Image by Mezza - Valla Beach  NSW