Monday, April 18, 2005
Mount Coot-tha
As there would be no water in the waterfalls (much to the disappointment of a bunch of American walkers) we took the route up to the top of the hill for an ice cream at the Restaurant on the summit.
It is a pleasant enough route, but too busy and too noisy for any possibility of seeing any wildlife, despite the new green grass shoots, thanks to the light rain in the last couple of weeks.
Took a couple of large panoramics from the top (click on the thumb nails to open larger image). I couldn't get one big one as there were too many people:
On the way back home we stopped off at Brisbane Forest Park HQ at The Gap to pick up a 1:30,0000 topographic map of the place. This will open up some fantastic walks up in the rainforest. Can't wait.
Mount Coot-tha
Posted by Living with Matilda at 9:17 PM
As there would be no water in the waterfalls (much to the disappointment of a bunch of American walkers) we took the route up to the top of the hill for an ice cream at the Restaurant on the summit.
It is a pleasant enough route, but too busy and too noisy for any possibility of seeing any wildlife, despite the new green grass shoots, thanks to the light rain in the last couple of weeks.
Took a couple of large panoramics from the top (click on the thumb nails to open larger image). I couldn't get one big one as there were too many people:
On the way back home we stopped off at Brisbane Forest Park HQ at The Gap to pick up a 1:30,0000 topographic map of the place. This will open up some fantastic walks up in the rainforest. Can't wait.
Posted by Living with Matilda at 9:17 PM
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