as a means of respect and recognition for Aboriginal custodianship . A stone monument complete with plaque and mosaic has been erected at the site at the end of Mortimer Street. This vantage point affords spectacular views of the entrance and lower lake, the Howe Ranges and Gabo Island as shown in the photo.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Reflection Site
The Mallacoota District Reconciliation Group recently held a dediction ceremony for the official unveiling of the Reflection Site
as a means of respect and recognition for Aboriginal custodianship . A stone monument complete with plaque and mosaic has been erected at the site at the end of Mortimer Street. This vantage point affords spectacular views of the entrance and lower lake, the Howe Ranges and Gabo Island as shown in the photo.
as a means of respect and recognition for Aboriginal custodianship . A stone monument complete with plaque and mosaic has been erected at the site at the end of Mortimer Street. This vantage point affords spectacular views of the entrance and lower lake, the Howe Ranges and Gabo Island as shown in the photo.
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