About Bargara Headlands Yarning Circle
The land along this coast originally belonged to the Taribelang - Bunda peoples. Through an association with some of the local descendants of these people, the developer, Bill Moorhead, had a vision of building them a Yarning Circle on the coast at Bargara Headlands Estate. Rocks are abundant along the basalt coastline. So Bill decided to celebrate these rocks (some over ten tons) by using them to build a Yarning Circle. After suggestions from the elders, adjustments were made and the site now feels like it's been there forever.
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