John from Brisbane has added a photo to the pool:
Last week, we had seven days of pretend holiday touring. We were constrained this year by relatives visiting from the US and then my operation which took longer to get to and longer to get through than expected. So our much preferred August/September time frame was a bust.
So all we did last week was travel between bird feedings to places in South East Queensland we hadn't been to ever or for a long time and visit Jenny's brother in his new rural retreat. We enjoyed ourselves and only had one bad weather day.
One place that had long been on our radar was the Kooroomba Vineyard and Lavender Farm at Mt. Alford near Boonah in the Scenic Rim south west of Brisbane. What a wonderful place, as well as superb views, it also has a chapel and specialises in weddings as well as wine and lavender product sales. It also has a restaurant with this overlook to the west. We had a Devonshire tea with lavender scones and lashings of cream and jam.
The scene takes in both lavender (not in flower sadly) and the grape vines over the southern Fassifern Valley looking towards the Main Range which in these parts is actually the Great Dividing Range.
I have decided to do these series of photos first.

