MULKAS CAVE - Amazing Indigenous Storytelling! | How to Get Lost in WA Ep. 14 - Hyden, Wave Rock WA

Описание: We explore Mulka's Cave and learn some AMAZING indigenous Australian folk stories! See more here: www.flightofthefox.com

This week on How to Get Lost in WA, we explore more of Hyden and the Wave Rock Area. We drive out to Mulka's Cave in Hyden and learn about the indigenous hand paintings in the most amazing rock cave. We also take a hike up The Humps, a rocky outcrop with an amazing view at the top.

In the afternoon we check out the Toy Solider Museum - The worlds largest collection of toy soliders!
And finally we drive out to watch the sunset over the Rabbit Proof Fence!

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This video shows two 20 year olds, Hannah and Kierran exploring the Hyden region of Western Australia. In the first scenes we check out a rock cave that contains many many handprints from indigenous peoples. While we were looking at the hands prints inside Mulka's Cave we learnt about the folklaw story of Mulka.

After visiting Mulka's Cave we do a beautiful hike out the back of the cave up a small mountain known as the Humps. Here we look at incredible rock formations and lychen mosses covering the rocks. At the top of the Humps the wind becomes incredibly strong and we hide out in a small hollowed out rock before making a dash to get off the mountain as a rain cloud passes over. We make it off the mountain safely and drive back to Hyden township.

Back in town we grab a couple of pies from the bakery and then head back to camp to work on some videos and do some work.

In the afternoon we head across to the Wave Rock tourist centre in Hyden and explore the Toy Solider Museum, which is known as the largest exhibit in Western Australia and possibly the world!

Finally, in the evening we head to the Rabbit Proof Fence - just outside of Hyden. The Rabbit Proof fence is a huge long fence that was built to stop the spread of rabbits into Western Australia and it stretches from the north all the way to the south of the state! We fly the drone along a small section of it.