It's a way of knowing that you all are alright in these troubled times.
Take care, be safe and stay well.
From the Sunshine Coast we headed south west to Esk for a few nights which ended up being for a few more nights as it was a long weekend and we got the last spot at Esk caravan park due to a cancellation.
On our way to Esk we had a stop, a rest at Caboonbah in a special recreational area on a corner with a fence and a gate which was open for several hours per day.
This area is called O'Sheas crossing and was once open all the time but not these days.
The river was very low, there was a table and chairs plus loos (toilets), and a barbecue.
Population of 14 scattered here and there.
Photos of O'Sheas Crossing and the rest area. It's so very dry and the river level is low.
It looks so calm and sweet. The camper reminds me of my grandparents. Every winter they would take their camper like that and travel from Michigan to the warmer climates of Florida and Texas. I miss them!
ReplyDelete:) You have fond memories of them.
DeleteWell that is what a lot of Australians do, go north to warmer pastures with out caravan or motor homes for the winter.
Looks like a nice area but it's sad that the water level is so low. Hope it doesn't dry up. Enjoy the new week and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteWould look very nice if green I imagine, and probably is much greener than in the photo now.
DeleteThanks.
Beautiful
ReplyDeleteNot too bad there.
DeleteA beautiful land.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice Bob.
DeleteJa sehr schöne Landschaft aber wenig Wasser im Fluss.Wünsche eine schöne
ReplyDeleteWoche und gesund bleiben.
Grüße Noke
Thanks Noke. I'm sure the river is flowing more now. I can only imagine how it would look if green.
DeleteVery, very dry.
ReplyDeleteI hope it looks a little better now.
Stay well, stay safe.
Was dry back then but think it wouldn't be as bad now.
DeleteHopefully the river has good flows now. I was a bit confused when you mentioned Esk. Where are we? Queensland or Tasmania?
ReplyDeleteQueensland Andrew. Esk here in Tasmania is known as Upper Esk or South Esk as far as I can recall.
DeleteI expect the river flows now in Queensland.
Lovely photos, I don't think I have ever been there.
ReplyDeleteRather a popular spot with some Jo-Anne.
DeleteI know I've said it before, but I am SO reminded of Central California. Nice captures!
ReplyDeleteInteresting to be similar.
DeleteThanks.
Everywhere looks sooooo parched.
ReplyDeleteOh it was David, just dreadful.
DeleteWow! The river certainly was very low.
ReplyDeleteYou have visited so many, many wonderful areas, Margaret...and I, I'm sure, like everyone else, appreciates you sharing your travels with us. :)
Take good care... :)
Very low river Lee at that time.
DeleteThanks Lee, yes we have been to many places in Australia and there are plenty more to visit if we ever get the opportunity to do so in the future we well.
Travelling to other parts of Australia each winter for about 18 or 19 winters and not always going to the same place helps to see more.
A tot arreu hi ha paratges molt macos i aquest és un.
ReplyDeleteUna abraçada, Margaret
I agree Jordi.
DeleteSo diffetent landscape From Poland kisses
ReplyDeleteFrom your photos and the photos on the internet of your country it's very different :)
DeletePoco caudal tiene ese río. Seguramente habrá habido pocas lluvias.
ReplyDeleteBesos
I'm sure there has been rain since I took that photo, let's hope so.
DeleteMargaret yo también me alegro de que estés bien. Besos.
ReplyDeleteThank you Teresa
DeleteAbbi cura di te...non ti conosco ma questo augurio lo scrivo di cuore. Un saluto dall'Italia.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
DeleteYou take care of you too :)
Nice to see your photographs, but as others have also commented … so dry.
ReplyDeleteTake care
All the best Jan