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The composite image at top right of page is a composite based on photographs by
Rosemary Chastney and Dean Lee and suggested by accounts from Margaret Brooks
and Hector Davidson.
Recreations at right photographed by Rene Davidson. Orcas manufactured by the
author.
Damage to top of Boyd’s Tower caused by Lightning strikes.
George Davidson’s cottage “Loch Garrah”
“Edrom”, home of neighbour J.R. Logan
Model Whale boat built by Hector Davidson (Son of George’s brother Charlie)
Rocky Sea floor at Leather Jacket Bay where the Eden Killers gathered.
There is little similarity evident to the famous “rubbing beach” of British Columbia, a well known hang out of North American orcas.
Rene Davidson at South head looking out to “Leatherjacket Bay”
Rene is holding historic telescope of Benjamin Boyd
South Head and Boyd’s Tower
Natural Rock wharves at South Head.
View looking deep into Twofold Bay
View from South Head across to Eden on middle head and Asling’s beach.
If there every truly was an Eden on Earth it is surely here at Twofold Bay.
