Glasshouse Framed

A spectacular panoramic view of eight of the Glasshouse Mountains, framed by Coochin.

Coonowrin And Beerwah

Mount Coonowrin and Beerwah next to the West Peak of the Coochin Twins.

Blue Cotton Tree

The blue lamps, blue water and blue sky at Cotton Tree on the Sunshine Coast.

Beerwah

The ever spectacular Mount Beerwah, framed by Coochin.

Glasshouse Mountains

A landscape shot of the spectacular Glasshouse Mountains.

Summits

In the foreground is the West Summit and in the background the East Summit of Mount Coochin, followed by the Pacific Ocean on the horizon.

Coochin Saddle

The saddle between the two peaks on Mount Coochin is a nice shady spot for a quick rest.

Orchid

A bright flower grabbed my attention from the ground. I think it is an orchid of some kind.

Coonowrin, Beerwah, Coochin

A shot of Coonowrin, Beerwah and Coochin summits from the East Coochin Ridge.

Inskip Point

A quiet afternoon spent sitting by the water at Inskip Point does wonders for the soul.

Native Bees

A hive of busy bees brings home the pollen in my newly established tiny native bee hive on my tiny house deck.

Rock Pools

The Mount Mothar rock pools just south of Gympie in Woondum National Park.

Woondum National Park

A drive through Woondum National Park on a cool drizzly day.

Liquefaction

A photo from Rainbow Beach coloured sands section taken by a guest photographer (my brother, Wade). This unusual formation was most likely caused by some recent rains which have caused some sections of the sand to reach liquefaction and literally run down the hill like some form of non-newtonian fluid.

Piece De Resistance

The piece-de-resistance of the Yul-yan-man walk. A stunning panoramic view of the Glasshouse Mountains.

Beerburrum Cemetery

The Beerburrum Cemetery near the end of the Yul-yan-man loop. There was a 104 year old lady in one of the graves, that's quite an innings.

Tibrogargan

The powerful Tibrogargan stands lookout for incoming floodwaters to keep his family of mountains safe from harm.

Beerwah to Ngungun

The view from Beerwah to Ngungun, with Coonowrin and Tibberoowuccum included.

Yul-yan-man Trail

A track marker on the Yul-yan-man Trail in the Glasshouse Mountains. This track starts at the base of Mount Beerburrum and heads north-west to meet the Trachyte trail and a return fire a fire break trail. Well worth the time to walk this 10km loop, great views and a tranquil forest with few other walkers.

Poona Lake

This might just be my favourite photo from Lake Poona. Taken with my trusty old iPhone 5c, it turned out beautifully.