It was a public holiday here in Queensland, the Queen's Birthday.
It was also the day, the U3A Logan District Camera Club visited New Farm Park for a photo shoot. For overseas visitors, the park is on the Brisbane River, next to the Powerhouse Complex, a disused power station which has been converted into a performing arts venue with three theatres and a couple of restaurants, a perfect place for photographers to visit. Here are some shots I took this morning.
A rather dangerous looking flower |
This member was intrigued by this tree |
John and Elaine advised me that it's a Kigalia pinnata or Sausage Tree |
A shady nook |
Unfortunately the Powerhouse was shut |
Interesting things could seen even up high |
Not sure how safe this is |
We took notice of this Notice |
The river was very busy |
Time to make a decision where to go for lunch |
Wish I could have been with you.
ReplyDeleteIt looks as if you had a beautiful day for your outing, with plenty of photo opportunities. It's too bad the Powerhouse was closed.
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ReplyDeleteGrammatical error in the deleted!
ReplyDeleteYes as you said it was here, not where I first saw it.
Lovely sign of unintelligible lingo - well it is the BCC, so that's that.
Great lunch of the three amigos - what the G7 have been trying to
solve at great expense in Germany - in the hundreds of millions of dollars ($s),
we did for about $50 for the three of us. And we only took less than 3 hours!!!!!
Cheers
Emeritus Diplomat / World leader #3
(I'll let you and Joe fight over the Nos 1 and 2)
Colin
PS: Diane - Bill ate all his greens, isn't he a good boy!! ????
And he looks remarkably healthy also.
It looked like glorious weather! It's an interesting place isn't it. I loved the black & White shot the best. X
ReplyDeleteBill, love your and Diane's posts! New Farm Park is a favourite spot. Used to play in an amateur 'military' band there 1 Sunday a month. Anyway … the tree is a 'Sausage tree' aka Kigelia pinnata. Bat-pollinated. If you get a chance to see it in flower, big dark-red smelly flowers hang down on long stems. There used to be a Kigelia at Qld Uni down near the pond on the way to the Dutton Park ferry.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you took notice of the noticeable notice..
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