The same faith awaited his Illustrators. The headlands of Port Hacking Point not far from Kurnell and easily reached by ferry from Cronulla, you can find, high above the sea etched in sandstone the aborigines songline. The home of the Dharawal People. Denis the faithful tour guide warns companions not to step on the songlines, as this would disturb the dead of the aborigines. In the stony etchings of kangaroos, whales and turtles sleeps the ancient history of Australia.
Tea Trees shadow the sacred place, as if they want to keep it hidden from the modern world.
Past and present live in harmony. From the surf paradise of Cronulla, to the nesting place of the Rosellas at Kurnell. From the white sands of the bays at Port Hacking Point, to the songlines of the aborigines to the south of Port Hacking, the Rainforests begins. Not far from Sydney and easily accessed by car the visitor finds himself mostly alone apart from the large lizards sunning themselves on rocks, sleepy Water Dragons poke out their pink tongues, and late in the afternoon kangaroos forage for food. The air has a spicy aroma and the oils of the Eucalyptus Trees give the hills a blue hue.