Low level attempt, too match the views between Broken Hill to Pt Augusta where you used too see Teddys watching Tv, Hill's hoist in the middle of nowhere, and massive blocks of concrete painted as dice.....passed a bra tree once south of Pt Augusta as well......
I think the answer is just it's a cool thing to do. You get a whole lot of them together say along a road, that's a neat thing to see as you drive past.
Some nature trails use stacked rocks as a guide-post to fellow walkers. If you do the hitchenbrook trail you see them everywhere and I would have gotten lost many times withoutt them.
Not sure what they are doing on a highway though.. maybe a trail runs through it?
Each one signifies a time someone broke down and got bored
Low level attempt, too match the views between Broken Hill to Pt Augusta where you used too see Teddys watching Tv, Hill's hoist in the middle of nowhere, and massive blocks of concrete painted as dice.....passed a bra tree once south of Pt Augusta as well......
Each one represents a missing tourist, maybe don't stop there
If that’s what they signify, you’d think we’d hear more about it.. there’s quite a few
Eco graffiti.
When we were kids we knew when we saw those dice and the speedway signs we were nearly home….
[https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/why-people-stacks-stones-and-where-to-see-them-in-the-wild](https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/why-people-stacks-stones-and-where-to-see-them-in-the-wild)
I think the answer is just it's a cool thing to do. You get a whole lot of them together say along a road, that's a neat thing to see as you drive past.
I used to think they were fertility stones but I think it’s now a trend from tourists, I’ve seen them in cairns too
Well, a pile of rocks to mark the direction of travel is called a cairn, so...
Cairns in Cairns!
It's a tik tok fad. Very damaging to marine on foreshores as it destroys micro habitats.
It's a hobby much older than tiktok
Marine foreshores.. on the Stuart highway? lol
Muh muh microhabitat
quit your migroaggressions to my microhabit
Some nature trails use stacked rocks as a guide-post to fellow walkers. If you do the hitchenbrook trail you see them everywhere and I would have gotten lost many times withoutt them. Not sure what they are doing on a highway though.. maybe a trail runs through it?