Rainbow Serpent - Bomaderry, NSW
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Tuena
S 34° 50.720 E 150° 35.435
56H E 279700 N 6141461
A Rainbow Serpent in the picnic area of Bomaderry Creek Regional Park.
Waymark Code: WMGFC0
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 02/26/2013
Views: 10
The Rainbow Serpent is a common motif in the art and mythology of Aboriginal Australians. This rainbow serpent is a link between two cultures - Aboriginal & European & represents reconciliation between the two races. The eye of the serpent has two hands, one white, one black, in a grip.
The mosaic features footprints bearing names of those involved in its creation. The mosaic is comprised of river stones (some painted), hand made & painted tiles as well as those commercially available. The creatures include fish, a frog, platypus & the serpent encompassing them all.
Specific visit requirements:
Please take a photo - without highlighting the details required for the Multi-Cache; and describe your visit.
Address:
Bomaderry Creek Picnic Area
Narang Rd
Bomaderry, NSW Australia
2541
Related web site: Not listed
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