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Submitted by: Rebecca Lidster
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Our Family – Dylan (12) Jake (10) Alex (5) Shawn and myself – recently went on a trip to the Blue Mountains NSW Australia. We visited the Three Sisters and I thought the tale surrounding how the sisters turned into stone was fascinating thought your readers might enjoy the story as well. According to GUNDUNGURRA DREAMING, three beauiful sisters named Meehni, Wimlah and Gunnedoo people in the Jamison Valley. The maidens were in love with three brothers from the neighbouring nation of the Dharruk people, but marriage was forbidden by tribal law. The brothers were warriors and decided to take the maidens by force. Tribal war forced the Kuradjuri(clever man) of the Gundungurra people to turn the sisters into stone. He intended to restore them after the danger had passed and the war had ended. unfortunately, the Kuradjuri (clever man) was killed in the battle and to this day nobody has been able to break the spell and turn the Three Sisters back to their natural form. Hope you enjoyed the tale. Rebecca Lidster   Submitted By: Rebecca Lidster

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