Lovett Bay Pool AGG

Summary: Below the Lovett Bay pool is a set of axe griinding grooves.

On the edge of the Lovett Bay Pool (also referred to as the Lovett Pool) is a set of axe grinding grooves (AGGs), next to some natural holes in the sandstone creek bed.

IMG 3810 LR Lovett Bay Pool AGG
IMG 3812 LR Lovett Bay Pool AGG
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