Self-guided walks in Glebe NSW 2037 Australia

Explore the many facets of our fascinating and historic suburb of Glebe with this set of self-guided walks. A great guide for visitors, and new insights for residents

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Old crane

This exposure shows many of the features associated with Hawkesbury Sandstone – massive and cross bedding; near vertical jointing; iron oxide deposits along joint planes; Liesegang rings.

Old crane

This exposure shows many of the features associated with Hawkesbury Sandstone – massive and cross bedding; near vertical jointing; iron oxide deposits along joint planes; Liesegang rings. Note the vertical, semi-circular “holes” on some of the rock faces – these are the remains of the blast holes used to explosively excavate the rock faces. Also note a major, open joint, parallel to an excavated face. This is potentially unstable and a small rock fall may occur here.

Continue west along foreshore.

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