Mount Yengo

[AbleKay]

posted this in Chill Space as the only result for 'Mt Yengo' on the forums was hidden in an old post here and it is a chill space that I'm looking for...

 

just wanted to post some pics of a property my wife and fat looked at yesterday... seeking a weekender of sorts <2hrs from sydney adjoining a national park on the cheap side (no building site permit/ RU2 etc)

 

also curious if there are any other members with knowledge  or a presence in this region (bucketty laguna wollombi paynes crossing etc)

 

anyways, i loved this place, but did have a through road, but also crazy sandstone escarpments, dry sclerophyll forest, ironbark and grey gums (I think ,) a few cleared acres and western boundary adjoins yengo np

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[AbleKay]

went back again, so a few more pics to share... easements are a real dream killer though ,)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Horus]

Hey Able,

Wonderful to see a member who has been touched by the magic of Yengo.

We have a paradise property adjoining the national park, and are right in the thick of the Dreaming.

Fuck man, I wouldnt know where to start telling you Yengo stories, my partner has also researched the shit out of the place.

I have a private caves walk that blows peoples minds.

Anyone who digs Yengo is a friend of mine, 

your welcome to spend a night around my campfire, and get a whole download.

In short, its one of the best sacred sites in Australia, and is primed for Ceremony.

Its also one of the largest outdoor art galleries in the world.

I include some pictures from the Mens Business sacred site, which is, as far as Im concerned ,is a magic portal hotspot, Worldclass .

Too much to type, lets talk, arrange a trip up, lets do some real magic.

Yengo is the bomb !

 

[immanuel]

I can't say for certain but I was aware of convict spaces and their inevitable streams / manifestations at present in a very similar environment. I know there is a volcano meridian in that area which is worth investigation.

Edited November 6, 2017 by manu

[Horus]

sacred, mhmm.......

if there has been a continuous ceremonial practice for 15000 years specifically to honor geological landscape features, I reckon that qualifies as sacred.

all the songlines lead to Yengo, and the Meeting Places around Wollombi.

Convict roads and landmarks are along the outskirts of Yengo,as the Colonials followed the existing Indigenous route where possible.

As all the natives retreated from Sydney,back along the songlines to Wollombi and stood ground around there,there were massacres in the area

and that is what need to be healed thru Medicine work.

[AbleKay]

On 6 September 2016 at 0:09 PM, Horus said:

 

all the songlines lead to Yengo, and the Meeting Places around Wollombi.

 

 

thanks for the reply, 

 

yes, it's perhaps the most inspiring place within a thousand miles of where I've spent most of my life, shamed to say I had never heard of Yengo before a few months ago but it pretty much consumes both my wife and I full-time atm. This is a good thing. 

 

we've been up looking at places every saturday for the past 6 weeks or so and still have a few more to tick off. missed out on that one I posted but not all bad. I really want to check out Howes Valley and the Putty rd side of things but that may be a tad isolated for everyone's needs ,)

 

spent last weekend up the Boree Track. no NP adjacency and was lacking in the magic department but it did have a building entitlement. We'd do the converted shed thing either way, but something legit is beneficial on paper at least...

 

look forward to catching up at the Cemetary and planning something thereafter, thanks again

 

 

[AbleKay]

so it turns out the neighbour of that place above has made an offer which the seller has accepted... good for him and his 10 kids ,-)

 

have shortlisted 2 more places, this one's on Boree Track, about half a km from the NP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Sallubrious]

I'll bet that cave in the last pic is a hideout for a heat seeking drop wallaby.

I think I might even know where those pics were taken.

[AbleKay]

hopefully this is the last post I make in this thread ;-p

 

looking to choose between the above place (40 acres) or the below (150) which also backs onto Yengo along the Mount Simpson Road which is private and locked (good security ,) also a major fire trail which can take a semi (good for railway carriages .-)

This place is pretty steep but has a bit more magic about it.

 

Also has what looks like a fairly serious underground telstra cable? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Horus]

Good luck with your search, its a great plan.

Look forward to having you as a neighbor soon,and sharing and exploring the secrets and wonders of Yengo.

[immanuel]

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Edited November 6, 2017 by manu

[niggles]

wow thats some beautiful looking land there. ID love to visit and check the place out. Let us know how you go with your land search and much good luck to you!