Abstract
Within the Pleistocene Bridgewater Formation on the western coast of Cape Bridgewater, Victoria, Australia, there are located several square kilometers of unique structures. Over the years these structures have been interpreted in many ways.^1,2,3 They are not only fascinating to the scientist, but also intrigue the layperson. Because of their uniqueness, protection and management of this area has come under the purview of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.