Out at Mt Grenfell was a tree (genus unknown - not eucalypt, not acacia, not hakea) with the most beautiful electric blue (actually shiny black) berries. Even the seed pods were beautiful.
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Out at Mt Grenfell was a tree (genus unknown - not eucalypt, not acacia, not hakea) with the most beautiful electric blue (actually shiny black) berries. Even the seed pods were beautiful.

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One of the treasures you’ll see in this set is some wonderful aboriginal / indigenous art. Here we are at Mt Grenfell at Cubba, NSW just a little west of Cobar. Deep under 4 or 5 rock overhangs, the galleries are very rich. If you look closely you’ll see emus, kangaroos, hunting parties and dancing, as well as a hand stencil or two and some things I can’t identify. Age of the paintings unknown (by me). The site is still maintained by it’s traditional (indigenous) owners, the Ngiyampaa peoples.
Mt Grenfell part 2
There is a large rock-art site at Mt Grenfell. The archaeologist photographed it and will put the photos through a D-Stretch program which separates the colours and gives more information.