Marree Man

It is no more than 24 years old and was made by an excavator, perhaps by the local mayor to gain from tourism.

No Access.
The land is only accessible by permit due to respecting traditional land.

10/10 took my fish on a walk here, he really enjoyed and all the employees were really accepting of his condition. So many options to choose from.fish tank and pet ready. Cant wait to take my camel next week.

GUYS THAT IS NOTHING! Here's a true Australian geoglyph discovered in 1969 by Daniel Radkliffe, University of Lean, Albuquerque, New Mexico. It was given the title Solenopsus. It is truly captivating how the Australian continent keeps its secrets hidden. Among us Australians we are yet to uncover this beautiful landscape and all of it's glories.

That's nothing, Australia hides a much larger one I call
Tiamat and the Babylonian.
Many things hidden in Australia,
Australia's true history is a well guarded secret.

Marree Man geoglyph is 60km west of Murree town on a plateau at Finnis Springs in central South Australia, Australia. Wonderful art. Restored recently (2016) for its longevity.it is still thriving in the Australian outback. It is a massive geoglyph of an aboriginal hunter, spanning over 4km long and 28km periphery. Mystery still holds on to it's creator. Watched by Sun and Moon over years it came to the knowledge of modern human world in the year 1998 by a pilot. It is also called Stuart's Giant. Great creativity. Salute to the Artist for his or her great work.

Marree Man geoglyph is 60km west of Murree town on a plateau at Finnis Springs in central South Australia, Australia. Wonderful art. Restored recently (2016) for its longevity.it is still thriving in the Australian outback. It is a massive geoglyph of an aboriginal hunter, spanning over 4km long and 28km periphery. Mystery still holds on to it's creator. Watched by Sun and Moon over years it came to the knowledge of modern human world in the year 1998 by a pilot. It is also called Stuart's Giant. Great creativity. Salute to the Artist for his or her great work. Live long Marree Man. Good luck.

Was told it's quite a hike off the beaten track but actually found him at the pub slumped over the bar.

The Marree Man geoglyph depicts a man
holding either a woomera
or a boomerang.

In January 1995 the two groups had
fought over the issue, leaving one dead and
ten injured. In May 1998, only one month
before the discovery of the geoglyph, the
National Native Title Tribunal took the
issue to the Federal Court. Although a
resolution was expected to be reached
quickly, the case was eventually to take 14
years before the Federal Court was able
make a ruling: Dodd v State of South
Australia [2012].

Creators 0f Marree man.
Bardius goldberg (deceased)
Arthur wellington (kidney and liver failure)
Stephen o'loughlin (still living but very old now)

and 34 aboriginals
who worked very hard
scraping the land
with little pay
but a love of their culture
made them finish
this huge design

sketched on 3 pieces of paper
and two bark logs
. Faded now
. Thank you.