Summary: A very small rock platform above the Linden Ridge Firetrail in the Blue Mountains, which has three distinct axe grinding grooves.

Near the start of the Linden Ridge Firetrail is a small pothole, which has three Aboriginal axe grinding grooves.

While there are numerous grinding groove sites along Linden Ridge, this has some of the deepest and ost distinct grooves.

There are eight grinding grooves sites along Linden Ridge recorded by Ian Sim, and some additional sites recorded later.

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