Summary: A remote rocjk shelter along the Linden Ridge in the Blue Mountains, which has a panel of Aboriginal charcoal rock art.

Locaed below Linden Ridge, this shelter contains a single panel with Aboriginal rock art.

The charcoal figures are still in fairly good condition, but it’s not clear what they represent.

About a hundred metres to the west, a rock platform has two well-defined grinding grooves.

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