Photos by popeye-oz : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Very nice shot

I agree, popeye-oz. I've got the same one

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popeye-oz, on March 19, 2009, said:

For most people,this would be a very normal Photo.But it is very special to me! As a child,I used to bike ride there or just wandering along.Now I am living around 20 thousand kilometers away from there, in Australia.No matter what season,it is always great to be there! I miss this special place,"Heimat" Thank you for sharing this Photo! Fuer alle Leute wohl ein ganz normales Foto,aber es ist herrlich fuer mich.Als Kind war ich da entlang gewandert oder mit dem Fahrrad gefahren.Jetzt lebe ich rund 20 Tausend Kilometer entfernt in Australien.Egal welche Jahreszeit herrscht,es ist immer schoen dort zu sein.Ich vermisse meine Heimat! Danke fuer dieses Foto! pluto2315@gmail.com

A memorable item!

This is a favourite Lookout and picnic spot not to be missed.

If you are passing through the friendly town of Laurieton, don't miss to take the drive to the top of North Brother Lookout! (about 6 km) The views are breathtaking in every direction. On good days, watch hang gliders taking off.

This is an excellent viewing platform, in westerly distance are the Glasshouse Mountains and east is the coastline, as far as the eye can see.

At Glasshouse Mountain Exit from Motorway (Bruce Highway) go to eastern side of Highway, there is a Rest area. Then walk 700 m up to the peak on concrete/bitumen path. This is used for a Telstra transmitter station and Fire watch tower. Excellent 360* views of the nearby Glasshouse Mountains and the coast line

From Rockhampton, drive 22 km north on Bruce Highway, take right turn to Barmoya Rd,drive through township The Caves, then take right turn to Olsens Caves road. Guided Cave tours only and a fee is charged. Well worth it ! Take a Camera and flash with you.

At Glasshouse Mountain Exit from Motorway (Bruce Highway) go to eastern side of Highway, there is a Rest area, then walk 700 m up to the peak. (easy walk on concrete path) This is a Telstra transmitter station and Fire watch tower. Excellent 360* views of the nearby Glasshouse Mountains and the coast line