Thread: John Bradfield, father of the harbour bridge, and Sydney's undedrground railway

Originally Posted by carjunkieanon

Goodness me. Wikipedia says the Bradfield Highway is a designated stock route!

Of course. How else would we get our produce to market?. Here's a photo of our family outing to the Gold coast, a couple of weeks back.

Here's a photo of our catch, from a fishing trip to the Logan river. A real bugger to fillet.

Crocs in the Logan, Bob? Who's on the rum?
I'm impressed with your phone pictures, you must've been one of the first to take up the technology.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I'm impressed with your phone pictures, you must've been one of the first to take up the technology.

You should see him with the big brass and wood tripod and the black cloak over his head whilst focusing.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Crocs in the Logan, Bob? Who's on the rum?
I'm impressed with your phone pictures, you must've been one of the first to take up the technology.

Well, if the Bradfield can be a stock route, there can crocs in the Logan

Slightly off topic, I recall when I was in primary school, whenever we went up Mt Coot-ha, there were dozens of 6' goannas.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Slightly off topic, I recall when I was in primary school, whenever we went up Mt Coot-ha, there were dozens of 6' goannas.

Go camping on Bribie, especially on the inside, you'll get all the goannas you want. edit. and bandicoots. and some mad two legged coots, as well.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Crocs in the Logan, Bob? Who's on the rum?
I'm impressed with your phone pictures, you must've been one of the first to take up the technology.

I remember reading a story about a freshie being captured near the Logan River about five or six years ago. Apparently a woman was driving along and nearly ran over it. Triple 000 was sceptical when she rang. Probably thought it was a leak call.