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    See the tourists packed on the viewing platform!: by taylortreks, Views[104]
         		 And the sun starting to rise on Kata Tjuta.: by taylortreks, Views[106]
         		 In the distance you can see Kata tjuta, a group of similar, but smaller, rock formations like Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[148]
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         		 The next photos are the progression of the sunrise on Uluru. No comment is really needed! just enjoy...: by taylortreks, Views[126]
     
    Here we are, waiting for the sun to rise on Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[104]
         		 One of the nice attendants took our photo. Another fun day!: by taylortreks, Views[213]
         		 ... because Kent locked her in there! (hee-hee!): by taylortreks, Views[134]
         		 Kent enjoyed the views from the Barron Falls lookout. Anna took the photo from inside the train car...: by taylortreks, Views[184]
         		 Now we're on the flat, ready to pull into Freshwater Station.: by taylortreks, Views[271]
     
    We're still far up the hill. You can see the Barron River in the lower right corner.: by taylortreks, Views[137]
         		 These falls were right next to the tracks at Stoney Creek Bridge.: by taylortreks, Views[193]
         		 With the rainy weather, waterfalls abounded across the valleys.: by taylortreks, Views[151]
         		 ... and the rear of the train, too.: by taylortreks, Views[145]
         		 There are more than 90 curves on the trip. We like those, so you can see the front of the train...: by taylortreks, Views[110]
     
    15 tunnels were dug by hand using picks and shovels... and dynamite!: by taylortreks, Views[148]
         		 The Kuranda Station has been lovingly restored.: by taylortreks, Views[140]
         		 The Kuranda Scenic Railway has been operating for more than 130 years.: by taylortreks, Views[164]
         		 Kuranda! We've made it to the top of the hill!: by taylortreks, Views[183]
         		 The Barron River was pretty full, this is why the Barron Falls were looking good!: by taylortreks, Views[149]
     
    Water flumes were lashed to these low slung carriages and lowered to the work site.: by taylortreks, Views[177]
         		 Cable cars were used to haul work gangs of 6 men to/from the work site.: by taylortreks, Views[226]
         		 A precursor to modern zip lines? This Flying Fox was used during construction of the power station.: by taylortreks, Views[172]
         		 Choo-choo! The morning train is pulling out from the lookout.: by taylortreks, Views[140]
         		 The best view of Barron Falls was from across the gorge at the railway lookout.: by taylortreks, Views[136]
     
    Anna is hiding on the side, checking out the trees at the Barron Falls lookout.: by taylortreks, Views[144]
         		 The ferns were pretty clever, they create their own planter on other trees, so they could get closer to the sunlight.: by taylortreks, Views[156]
         		 The raised walkways gave us an up close and personal view of the bottom of the rainforest.: by taylortreks, Views[159]
         		 The gondola isn't one long stretch to the top. We stopped at several stations, looked around, then got back in for another ride. At this station, there was a guided walk through the mist at Red Peak Station.: by taylortreks, Views[149]
         		 Once on top, the rainforest stretched out in all directions.: by taylortreks, Views[133]
     
    Then we got the Kauri trees.: by taylortreks, Views[105]
         		 At this point in the trip, the fern-like plants tended to dominate.: by taylortreks, Views[109]
         		 Luckily, we could look down on the vegetation below us. Yup, it's a rainforest! The vegetation is quite varied.: by taylortreks, Views[123]
         		 Nothing to see here...: by taylortreks, Views[114]
         		 It was an overcast day and it didn't take long until we were
     
    This is the road we drove when visiting the Atherton Tablelands!: by taylortreks, Views[97]
         		 It's a pretty steep climb out of the Smithfield Terminal.: by taylortreks, Views[143]
         		 Since it wasn't a busy summer day, we we got a Skyrail gondola to ourselves.: by taylortreks, Views[141]
         		 We could even look down at the Cairns Airport as planes were landing!: by taylortreks, Views[180]
         		 On the way down the other side, we could look down at Cairns and the surrounding towns.: by taylortreks, Views[155]
     
    And this is what we came for! The panoramic views are of the Wooroonooran National Park.: by taylortreks, Views[140]
         		 The Gillies Highway twists and turns as it climbs nearly 800 meters in 19 km.: by taylortreks, Views[247]
         		 Kermit, is that you? The green frog mural is a well-known landmark on the Gillies Highway.: by taylortreks, Views[406]
         		 by jazzanomadica, Views[280]
         		 Koala: by ozdiary, Views[182]
     
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