Peggys Pool Grinding Grooves

Summary: Three axe grinding grooves in the creek bed above Freezing Hole (near Peggys Pool).

This Aboriginal grinding groove site is on a wide rock ledge above Freezing Hole, which is just below Peggys Pool.

Aboriginal grinding grooves at Peggys Pool

There’s one fairly deep groove, and two more shallow grinding grooves. They have a fairly constant flow of water over them.

1X3A7194 Peggys Pool Grinding Grooves
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