Along the Corrumbine Creek Trail is a very nice waterfall that hosts some excellent engravings including this life-size figure. This is a false colour image.
Figure
This is a false colour image of a 4 metre long engraving of a whale that has a small male figure within. The figure is carrying some kind of club across the waist and is wearing a high head dress. This engraving lies in a wide runnel and after heavy rain the water coming down the creek flows over giving the impression that the whale might be swimming upstream.
Whale and Figure
False Colour – 461 frames
Whale and Figure Outline
About 2.5 km further down the track this controversial beast can be found. The head end of this detailed 7 meter whale has been photographed and fallaciously reported to be an alien spaceship by proponents of the infamous ‘Kariong Glyphs’, near the Bambara Road engraving site. This is a false colour image.
Whale
False Colour – 674 frames
Whale Outline
Along a secluded track are found these three engravings, including this enigmatic design.
Shape
This is nice little decorated shield that is laying across the track.
Shield
Not far from the shield is this curved eel.
Eel
On a secluded platform high above the track is this 2 metre tall figure wearing a headdress. He also has an armband on his right arm and a belt around his waist. This figure is facing directly towards the large whale engraving near Milyerra Trail. This is a false colour image.
Figure
Not far from the figure is this long thin fish engraving.
Fish
Atop another ridge is a small engraving site that shows this group of eels. There are two large eels laid side by side and a smaller eel a few feet away.
Two Eels
Small Eel
I think the figure inside the whale is swimming, and the object around his waist is a net or bag for the fish that the swimmer catches.
This and many other surrounding engraving sites will almost certainly be wiped out by a housing development being proposed, ironically, by the Darkinjung Local Aboriginal Land Council.