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Mt Greville - RAAF Bombing site?

While walking up Mt Greville yesterday we had to cross a couple of large areas of fractured rocks. As I had never seen this type of formation before I asked my fellow climbers what they thought had caused it. The best theory I could come up with was it was caused by some kind of explosion.

Several hours later we met up with some locals at a nearby Pub and they believed that Mt Greville was once used as a RAAF Bombing site. It would be great if this story could be verified and added to the Wiki.

Stepo123 (talk) 19:38, 6 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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