I went riding on Monday (Easter Monday), heading to a reserve or park at Hemmant, which is not far from the Brisbane River - in fact, a tributary of the Brisbane River, Doughboy Creek meanders around the suburb.
I like to ride my bike on rather quiet paths - rather than a road especially at Hemmant as the main road is quite narrow with bike paths intermittently on the road.
Taking a side street to avoid the road, I found an area that I had never been to before. Clearly there were some old houses that had been part of Hemmant landscape for many, many years, and at one place it looked like the old houses had long since been demolished or moved.
I was tempted to make my way along the 'drive way' but not keen to be found 'trespassing' either. It was quite an attractive stand of bamboo too.
I like to ride my bike on rather quiet paths - rather than a road especially at Hemmant as the main road is quite narrow with bike paths intermittently on the road.
Taking a side street to avoid the road, I found an area that I had never been to before. Clearly there were some old houses that had been part of Hemmant landscape for many, many years, and at one place it looked like the old houses had long since been demolished or moved.
I was tempted to make my way along the 'drive way' but not keen to be found 'trespassing' either. It was quite an attractive stand of bamboo too.
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