The major "bora", called Baiame's ground, was cleared on loamy "umah" soil, roughly in diameter, with the scraped earth used to created an embanked ring about high to fence off the sacred space, apart from one opening which led into a "thunburran" or narrows pathway that ran some off to a smaller circle, some in diameter, called a "goonaba", constructed in a similar fashion, Inside this ring two stumps ("warrengahlee") formed from uprooted trees, one a coolabah the other a belar, trimmed and turned upside down so that the roots, decorated with twists of bark, flared out.