Dreaming Poles - Kiama Coast Walk, Gerringong, NSW - Outside Wooden Display Carvings on Waymarking.com

The Dreaming Poles were erected by the descendants of the Wodi Wodi and Dharawal Aboriginal tribes. The poles represent scarred trees & are engraved with animals, fish & fruit that were the major part of their ancestors diet. A rock between the poles has 2 plaques, one explaining the history, the other has the symbols on the Dreaming Poles & their Aboriginal names.

There is another set of Dreaming Poles near the Kiama trail head.

The Illawarra Mercury (Newspaper) published the following article about the Dreaming Poles - (visit link)

Type of wood carving: Totem pole Artist's Name: Phyllis Stewart and Steven Russell Approximate size/height: 2.5 metres Type of wood: Turpentine Other type: Not listed

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