Recently I completed my annual pilgrimage to the wilderness areas around Mallacoota. It is a 6 hour drive east of Melbourne and close to the NSW border. Mallacoota is a small town surrounded by the Croagingolong National Park and Wilderness Areas. I visit for about a week and explore along the coast and nearby forests, looking for the locals birds and animals. One of my favourite bush walks is from Shipwreck Creek to Seal Creek. On the beach at Shipwreck Creek I found an area of rock cairns where visitors have made their mark with local weather -worn rocks. Over the last few years I have found a few of these temporary expressions of rock art including the Great Ocean Road and in New Zealand.
Rock Art of Shipwreck Creek, Mallacoota
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The Gap Year and Beyond 
They’re wonderful. That must be a world activity. We see them from time to time on walks. Happy New Year.
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I like them too Steve, and I must admit I have added my own pile here and there…Happy New Year to you as well…
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