Along the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail

[wigz]

Isn't anyone else taking any photos lately? I've seen a couple from Hans but not much else.

Here are a couple from my walk from a couple of weeks ago. A lot of grass and trees.

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[Isac]

Wonderful Aussie colours Alan. It's a vast land we live in and your photos really show it well. #2 has nice appeal. It shows the horse has plenty of feed and all to itself.

[wigz]

Thanks Isac

[David_MC]

Nice shots. Really like that third one with the horse.

[wigz]

Thanks David, it's my favourite too.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

Hi Alan

How many k's was this rail-trail walk?
Phil

[wigz]

The whole trail is 161 km

I walked three sections 46 km in total with a walking group.

Toogoolawah to Esk 19 km
Harlin to Toogoolawah 14 km
Moore to Harlin 13 km.

It's not the most interesting country being mostly cleared farmland with a few cattle, but easy walking. Some forest sections in the north.

[HansE]

#2 I like the composition you created using the fence as a frame. it add to the image of the horse. I wonder if they care about being on their own? I suppuse the cover would be for bites as it wouldn't get cold enough up there to worry a horse.

[wigz]

Thanks Hans. I've no idea what temperature would worry a horse but it got down to around -1C while we were there. I suspect the owner's comfort level determines the need for a coat for the horse

[HansE]

I suppose so. Down South the horses seem to be quite at ease standing in snow.