It's 1,406 meters above sea level, 22 klms from Launceston. The rock is classed as Jurassic.
It appears that some of my photos have gone from the blog - they might reappear, well hopefully they do as I didn't remove them.
From Friday's post we move forward to some more scenery at Elliot Heads in Queensland.
The lookout below and what's on the Submarine Lookout, the Remembrance of those who fought in the Wars.
There is a man on that rock, fishing.
Back at the caravan park in Bundaberg the bird came to visit.
Cute visitor!
ReplyDeleteIt was.
DeleteSnow? So early in the season?
ReplyDeleteElliot Beach looks lovely and I like the simplicity of the memorial.
Oh yes, amazing that snow so very early, just about gone today.
DeleteIt's the most simplistic memorial I've ever seen, yet it's very lovely.
I wonder if the fishing guy caught anything.
ReplyDeleteWe will never know, obviously a local so I expect some fish have been caught there.
DeleteQuerida amiga Margaret.
ReplyDeleteBelo trabalho fotográfico.
Adorei a foto do pescador.
Perdido no meio do seu pescar.
Um sorriso de luz.
Megy Maia🌈
Thanks.
DeleteThe man fishing lost in his world :)
It's cool here but no snow but on the mountains down south they were surposed to get some.
ReplyDeleteMerle..........
Didn't hear about snow maybe falling south of you. It didn't seem that cold here though, we were very surprised when we looked out the window as saw snow.
DeleteIt's a great location for a war memorial. The mountain with a dusting of snow looks great.
ReplyDeletePeaceful place for the memorial.
DeleteSuch a surprise to see that snow, especially on Mt. Barrow.
What nice photos, fishing and me don't go
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-Anne, fishing is not my thing either.
DeleteI was impressed with the simple memorial building.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful to look at.
Does not seem scary.
It is nice, peaceful there for the memorial.
DeleteWarmth AND dignity. A fine memorial.
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
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ReplyDeleteLovely photos, and a lovely mwmorial. Thanks.
Thanks Rosie.
DeleteHello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice to see your pictures. Great to see these again.
Shot 9 is very nice and what a fantastic bird on the last.
Greetings, Marco
Thanks Marco.
DeleteSnow on the mountains looks terrific. The bird is a Common Myna. Stay well!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeleteZoomed in a fair bit for the snow photo. Must agree it does look nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the birds name.
Both of you stay well and safe.
Esas personas, que un día lucharon, merecen ser recordados y desde ese puesto de observación, todo el mundo que acuda al lugar, recordará su historia.
ReplyDeleteParece, que esa hermosa ave, que ha capturado en su fotografía, se muestra curiosa. Algo ha debido captar su atención.
Besos
Yes a curious bird it was.
DeleteThe people certainly deserve to be remembered and we do that every Anzac Day which is the 25th April each year.
Lindos paisajes y el pájaro me encanta. Besitos y salud.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteThat touch of snow on the mountain tops looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt does for me to Rosemary, all gone now.
DeleteSuch a lovely place! *.*
ReplyDeleteI like it too..
Deleteoh this is such a relief to know you had some snow dear Margret :)
ReplyDeletewe heard that as due to shut down Ozone layer is mending itself weathers will change for good and your part will get rains surely :)))
first image of water is POWERFUL and CAPTIVATING!
Snow didn't last for long, it's all gone now.
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