Jellybean Pool and Red Hands Cave

We went up to the Blue Mountains on a bit of a tour to take in some aboriginal sites. Our first stop was Jellybean Pool, mostly because of the name. It also gave us a chance to dip our feet on a hot day. SV really enjoyed walking and climbing in nature. She also enjoyed our walk to the Red Hands Cave which has aboriginal art dating back 1,600 years. She was really interested in how the hand prints were made. On the way back she pretended to be a teddy bear and painted her nose black with soot from a tree, something she learned on one of her school excursions.