Berowra Track mundoe

Summary: Single mundoe next to Berowra Track (Apple Tree Bay)

Next to the Berowra Track (between Apple Tree Bay and the Mt Ku-ring-gai Track) is a single mundoe (footprint). Next to it is second figure, which is hard to make out, but is probably a second mundoe.

AWAT9056 LR Berowra Track mundoe
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