the trail is marked by the tears of tjirbruki, which created the natural springs, and is marked by commemorative plaques erected during the 150th anniversary of european settlement in south australia. they can be found along the coast, and in close proximity to the sea shore, starting at kingston park and continuing south along the coast to rapid bay. the story of tjilbruke tells that at sunset every night of his journey tjilbruke would cry over his nephew's body and his tears became a spring.