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Carindale, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia : Jacinda and I called in at Minnippi Parklands at Carindale on our way home from work. Copyright for these photos belongs to Lesley Bray. You may not copy or download any of the photographs in my albums, or use them in any way without my written permission. Please contact me on the link below. <a href="mailto:lesley99@bigpond.net.au"> Contact Me</a>

Carindale, Brisbane, Queensland, Aust...

HippyfromOz

Jacinda and I called in at Minnippi Parklands at Carindale on our way ...

Updated: Mar 17, 2009 4:36am PST

South Bank Parklands, South Brisbane : South Bank Parklands is one of Brisbane's most outstanding recreational facilities and is enjoyed by over five million visitors a year. Perfect for families, it consists of South Bank Beach, rainforest walks, cafes and restaurants, markets and landscaped parklands. The South Bank area covers 17 hectares and runs over one kilometre along the banks of the Brisbane River. It also serves as a cultural centre for Brisbane with the Queensland Art Gallery, the State Library of Queensland, the Queensland Museum, Queensland Performing Arts Complex and The Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre nearby. Copyright for these photos belongs to Lesley Bray. You may not copy or download any of the photographs in my albums, or use them in any way without my written permission. Please contact me on the link below. <a href="mailto:lesley99@bigpond.net.au"> Contact Me</a>

South Bank Parklands, South Brisbane

HippyfromOz

South Bank Parklands is one of Brisbane's most outstanding recreationa ...

Updated: Mar 17, 2009 4:03am PST

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia : Brisbane was established when Sydney and the colony of New South Wales needed a better place to store their more recalcitrant convicts. The tropical country further north seemed a good place to put them and, in 1824, a penal settlement was established at Redcliffe Point on Moreton Bay. This location was soon abandoned in favour of the riverside site to the south where Brisbane's business district now stands. The penal settlement was abandoned in 1839 and the area was thrown open to free settlers in 1842. As Queensland's huge agricultural and mineral resources were developed, Brisbane grew into a prosperous city, and in 1859 the state of Queensland separated from the colony of NSW. Brisbane was declared its capital. Copyright for these photos belongs to Lesley Bray. You may not copy or download any of the photographs in my albums, or use them in any way without my written permission. Please contact me on the link below. <a href="mailto:lesley99@bigpond.net.au"> Contact Me</a>

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

HippyfromOz

Brisbane was established when Sydney and the colony of New South Wales ...

Updated: Oct 27, 2008 2:44am PST

Brisbane Dowtown & Night : The South Bank afforded us some gorgeous views of Brisbane, especially at dusk.

Brisbane Dowtown & Night

Acappella

The South Bank afforded us some gorgeous views of Brisbane, especially ...

Updated: Jun 06, 2008 9:15pm PST

Brisbane Water Taxi Tour : Seeing Brisbane by water taxi is a fun experience. This day was made special by the Shepherds and the Lims.

Brisbane Water Taxi Tour

Acappella

Seeing Brisbane by water taxi is a fun experience. This day was made ...

Updated: Jun 06, 2008 3:57pm PST

Brisbane 2008 : A wonderful trip to this beautiful city.

Brisbane 2008

Acappella

A wonderful trip to this beautiful city.

Updated: Jun 05, 2008 3:24pm PST

Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia : The area was first selected as the Government Garden in 1828 when Charles Fraser, the Curator of Sydney's Botanic Gardens, Allan Cunningham, the King's botanist, and the penal colony's Superintendent, Captain Logan, visited the intended site. They marked out the boundaries and convicts were set to clear the area. At first, it was used to grow vegetables to feed the expanding colony. With the discontinuation of convict transport, the area was still used unofficially to grow vegetables and the land remained in Crown hands. In 1855, the gardens were officially established with Walter Hill, the first Superintendent, appointed. At first they were used mainly as an experimental and educational garden. During Hill's term, a row of bunya pines was planted and these can still be enjoyed today. He also introduced trees such as the Jacaranda, Tamarind, Dragon, Lychee, Macadamia and Mahogany. Copyright for these photos belongs to Lesley Bray. You may not copy or download any of the photographs in my albums, or use them in any way without my written permission. Please contact me on the link below. <a href="mailto:lesley99@bigpond.net.au"> Contact Me</a>

Botanical Gardens, Brisbane, Queensla...

HippyfromOz

The area was first selected as the Government Garden in 1828 when Char ...

Updated: Mar 23, 2008 3:24am PST

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