| Perhaps St Lawrence was watching over us, at St Lawrence... |
| Whilst Freddie the Tree Frog was looking up at us, once we'd found him hiding under our tent |
| There were loads of birds we'd not seen before at Biggenden, in South Queensland |
| And some that we had, including these Rainbow Lorikeets |
| And a bird Alf Stewart was familiar with, 'Flamin' Galah!' |
| Going to the Bunya Mountains, a fire marshall stopped us and said, 'There's a bushfire crossing the road further up, so you'll have to go round', as if it were the most normal thing in the world! |
| The view from the top of one of the peaks was well worth the climb. We could see the earth's curvature quite clearly |
| Though it had started to get a bit chilly |
| Sometimes these Ozzies don't half exaggerate |
| And sometimes they're spot on, in their simplicity |
| We took a longer walk to see some bigger falls |
| Where no water was even visible! Maybe 'Fools' should replace 'Falls' |
| At the campground in the mountains were more wallabies, some with joeys in toe, or pouch, rather |
| This mad Blue Finch type bird danced round our feet |
| Awww! |
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