Katoomba

Yeah, and then we went to the South Coast.

And then we've done Blackheath and Katoomba.

We've done Blackheath a bunch of times.

Then we went to Sunny Corner.

Bathurst, 19.

Katoomba and Springwood, a little cloud.

16 and 19, respectively.

Tomorrow, though, for Lithgow, a bit of cloud there.

And at the bottom of the bowl is at Wasp Head.

The top of the bowl is at about Newcastle, and at the west of it is at Katoomba.

And when we first get there, you'll see these slope parts in the rock where the bowl is, and it's the last bit of the bowl, and the whole rest goes right out to Katoomba up to Newcastle.

And you wouldn't know this if you were just there looking at the rocks, but he explains all this.

So the whole time you're getting a history lesson on the area.

the district of Woolloomooloo, which I thought reminiscent of San Francisco's Embarcadero.

Woolloomooloo was typical of the rolling and musical native names sprinkled throughout the Commonwealth, names like Katoomba, Wollongong, Maracuca, Muramura, Buckleboo, Erromango.

The authors of these names, native Aborigines, about whom you'll hear more later, were always present in the language, but never in person.

They were hundreds, in some cases, thousands of miles away.

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Katoomba.

But-

[laughs]