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I’m Australian and I’m pretty sure it’s just children trying to be “spooky”. I doubt they were trying to vandalise Aboriginal art, since it seems they only cov
by brutusborn 4y ago
I’m Australian and I’m pretty sure it’s just children trying to be “spooky”.
I doubt they were trying to vandalise Aboriginal art, since it seems they only covered finger flutes which are hard to distinguish as art.
- josephcsible 4y agoThis makes me think they knew exactly what they were doing: > The vandals forced their way past barbed wire and dug under a steel gate to get into the Koonalda Caves If they just wanted to carve something spooky into a rock, there were plenty of way easier places to do so.
- krsdcbl 4y agoI guess this specific cave being so off limits might have fueled the idea of picking exactly that one, they might very well have been oblivious to the damage they were doing.
- ethanbond 4y agoYeah barbed wire in a remote area is a clarion call to a group of bored boys!
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- brutusborn 4y agoThat makes me think the opposite, I broke into multiple caves as a (stupid) teenager and had no intention of doing anything destructive (besides underage drinking).