Lennox Head

Martin Zustak, on January 14, 2007, said:

Lennox Head bluff sits above the pretty, sleepy township bearing the same name, which comprises mostly of residential houses - a welcome contrast to the buzzing Byron Bay. The tiny town square and a handful of restaurants and cafés along the short main drag are the only extravaganzas around. You continue on the main road to the eerie Lennox Head bluff, which towers over the town from the south. Low grass covers the cliff's edge, which is intersected by three rugged promontories jutting into the ocean. The cliffs are black and grey in colour, occasionally brightened by patches of dark orange. There is a solitary rock standing a hundred metres from the shore, which the constant battering of huge swell has sculpted into a crucifix (see photo).

© mimipet.com, on June 15, 2008, said:

From the point of view you did photo this rock seems like a man who is kissing woman! Did you notice it?

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Kitty-kat, on April 22, 2009, said:

Funny you should say that, I holidsyed in this area as a kid and we used to call this rock 'shag rock' on account of the many birds (shags) that sat on it and left their droppings.