Another example of a jacked up Queenslander house awaiting an infilled ground floor. It stands in startling contrast to surrounding single storey buildings. Hawthorne Road, Hawthorne, Brisbane.
Winter’s Day features neighbouring jacked up Queenslanders on Riding Road, Balmoral.
I like the simplicity of this front garden in Balmoral, Brisbane. Plants include:
Winter’s day, downtown, Morningside, Brisbane.
A great example of a late Victorian Queenslander house, nestled among palm trees.
This single storey detached timber home with corrugated iron roof has so far escaped the trend of jacking them up to provide a second story underneath, like the ones shown below.
Since acquiring a bed on legs, Stan has decided this is his cave. For sleeping, hiding and resting.
South Brisbane Railway Station was constructed in 1891, opening on 21 December.
In 1930, South Brisbane also became the site of the South Brisbane Interstate Station, as it was the terminus of the standard gauge railway line from Sydney to Brisbane.
Mowbray Park ferry terminal crowned by Story Bridge, Brisbane, Australia
Uber trips invariably deposit me in the city. As parking is restricted and in high demand I nip over the Story Bridge to take refuge in Mowbray Park, East Brisbane; to await the next call to action.
My husband’s favourite palm
This magnificent Moreton Bay fig tree stands proudly in Mowbray Park, East Brisbane.
Images of faeries and forest spirits hiding deep within the densely packed aerial roots flood my mind.
A testament to the resilience of nature; seemingly oblivious to nearby park and ride commuters taking the ferry north, long term road works on Lytton Road, and construction work in the Park.
Crossed paws
Toy within easy reach
Morning sun
Fed, watered and walked
All’s right in Stan’s world
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