Such a perfect day for a drive to the mountains but while it was super windy so I knew it would be cold up on the mountain.
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| Between Wivenhoe and Esk |
The evidence of the floods are still evident in the districts surround. I tried to go to spring bluff train station because it so pretty at this time of year and cold.
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| Spring bluff ... the old railway station |
But it was still shut because of the floods and you can tell when you go across the crossing as you head up the hill it is still badly damaged.
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| Downtown Toowomba |
One of the reasons why Toowoomba is so significant to Queensland? It is the gateway to the outback and first discovered by Alan Cunningham in 1827 – hence Cunningham’s gap. It is the largest inland city in Australia and it is classed at the economic and commercial hub of Darling Downs.
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| Sunflare by the creekside |
It is beginning or the end of Great Dividing Range depends on which way you look at it. So I did a fair bit of driving and just enjoying the sunshine.
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| Pretty creek with some sunflare... |
Ended up coming back through esk to Wivenhoe then Northbrook Parkway to Mt Glorious then Samford so it was a good drive. What a fantastic day to explore the scenic rim!
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