Moorowing Rock was an instrumental recovery point after the ill fated rush to Siberia in 1893.
A fire was lighted atop the rock to act a beacon for the dozens of luckless men struggling to find a return across waterless sand plains after a fruitless attempt to find gold 82 kilometres to the north-east.
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- Dan and Kim at Moorowing Rock. Photo Rod Dally.
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- Interesting shapes.
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- Bi-directional weathering indicates that the rock was tilted 90 degrees at some point in time.
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- Ancient rock.
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- An example of holoclasty.
© Kim Epton 2025
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