Australia: Day 24: Brisbane: Hike with CouchSurfers to Karawatha Forest
Plan for today was to visit the local market with Ross and buy some food for the hike in Karawatha forest with CouchSurfers and to swim in a quarry, which is abandoned and filled with water these days.
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| Morning at the local market |
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| Brisbane central business district |
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| Student train ticket from Roma Street to Woodridge |
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| Invading the Karawatha forest. Karawatha originates from an Aboriginal word meaning a place with pine trees. |
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| Over 320 plant species have been identified in Karawatha Forest. The Forest contains some of the last remaining wet heathlands and melaleuca swamps in Brisbane. Eucalyptus baileyana and Eucalyptus planchonia, which are rare in Brisbane, grow on the sandstone outcrops. |
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| Quarry filled with fresh water |
Anthony in action
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| Jump with fish bowl |
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| Group jump into the quarry |
Walk in Karawatha Forest
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| For the last evening in Brisbane we prepared a great dinner. Anthony and Ross in action. |
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