Trial Bay Gaol

#View outside the window There is a place called Trial Bay Gaol on the towering cliff in the southwest rock town of NSW. This prison was built in the 1870s. Inmates were supposed to build a wave break to protect Sydney to Lisbon boats, and then the project was stranded due to difficulties. It is now a place for people to visit.

Trial Bay Gaol Visiting the prison? Trial Bay Gaol is a famous prison site. Before arriving at Trial Bay Gaol, there was a walking street about two kilometers away. The prison was generally far from the city, so there was very little smoke. [Different feeling] The surrounding scenery is also the kind of original scenery that is unmanned and destroyed, slowly moving along the street, and the coastline next to it gradually clear. The calm sea, not as rough as the beach, the sea exhibition, the wind blows small waves to the shore, flipping white waves. The black reefs on the shore are irregularly arranged, and many black pits are corroded by the sea. Through a small forest, the woods are not very dense, the trees are not the height of the virgin forest, but it is very suitable for the scenery of the island. The prison arrived, and although it was a prison, I felt the whole prison inexplicably warm, brown stone walls, red bricks, the feeling of a European town. But it felt dark and heavy inside, looking through the fence, bright and vibrant outside, and it seemed as if the whole prison was dead, as if the person who lived in it was me. It is also the first time to visit the prison. There is no "lively" in the past. It is clean and makes people think. Is this really a prison? Address: Cardwell Street Arakoon National Park, South West Rocks, New South Wales, Australia