“You can’t go there. Forensic are there laying tags. They took out a body.”

Usually you can cycle or at least push your bike through road closures. This time it wasn’t happening. This was a crime scene – a nasty car accident. It just meant turning around, going back where I had come from, and riding further up and down and up and down through the (beautiful) hills.
Millaa Millaa is really not very far from Atherton, and I wanted to stay overnight in Millaa Millaa. Soooo, I had lots of time on my hands today. This meant I followed signs to things that sounded interesting as well as taking a beeline to Lake Eacham and Lake Barrine – two volcanic crater lakes.
I did some bird watching at Hasties Swamp.


I marvelled at the curtain fig tree.



And I swam in the (rather pleasantly warm) waters of Lake Eacham, followed by a loop of the lake.



I had Devonshire Tea at the famous tea house looking out over Lake Barrine. I sat perched on a beautiful balcony looking out over the glistening waters of the lake.


I was glad when I arrived at Millaa Millaa Hotel. I was knackered.
Enjoy your time in Sunny Queensland. The country up there looks glorious.
Thanks Bev!
I know that tree!
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