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 one of the many tracks by Dani_aus
There are quite a few bushes around Brisbane with worn tracks that are quite easy to navigate around.
The level needed ranges from easy strols to hikes.
At most of the entrances to these should be a map so you know what way you want to go. very easy to read, and while walking there are ocasional signs that show you which way to go.
One i regularly use is Tohey forest. but there are heaps around.
A good way to get info on these would be through the Brisbane city council. Leave a Comment
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Advertised as 'australia's alcatraz', St Helena Island used to function as a high security prison. The prisoners were engaged in work in agriculture, boot-making, baking, and a number of other trades, and at one point St Helena penal establishment was reportedly considered one of the best prison's in the world. I've been to the island once years ago and found it pretty interesting. The website has more information and there are number of travel deals I've seen around. There are ecotours of the island, as well as a program including a drama of the early settlement of the island.
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 Redcliffe coast by Colzy
Take the Anzac Avenue exit from the Bruce Highway. Leave a Comment
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 Kangaroo Point Temple by Jez79
The Latter day saints church is said to be one of the fastest growing in Australia, and the temple is part of a worldwide development project. If you're in any way interested in the religion, architecture or the obscure it's certainly worth checking out.
I went on a tour of the temple, which they were offering free before it is dedicated. Only members of the church are allowed access after the dedication (so you can now only view it from outside). The complex is made up of the temple building, and another buidling which houses a community area, meeting rooms, an assembly hall and so on. The temple itself is reserved for church members deemed to be living a life of "high morality". Inside are a number of different rooms, all sloping up and increasing in intricacy and brightness, to symbolise moving closer to God. No expense has been spared in the temple, and the church members are all very proud of their temple.
I should acknowledge that the picture is from the following website: http://www.ldschurchtemples.com/ Leave a Comment
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 sunset over Forest Park by Ukarumpa
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And if you want to see something truluy funny, go to Gladstone, there they have the best roadsign ever. Leave a Comment
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