I remember this little town south of Brisbane, Australia as a surfers town.  There were a lot of local shops that were open air and a lot of the locals had on typical surfer attire; many would be shoeless and/or shirtless.  The weather wasn’t “hot” by any means, but temperate.  The lighthouse, they say. is the Easternmost point in all of Australia as it juts out the seaboard.

We spent a good part of the day there but it was just a “drive through” stop on our trip south to Sydney from Brisbane in 2007.  We’d have liked to stay a little longer, but the agenda wasn’t plotted out for it.  Another memory I have of it is the kebabs they had at one of the open air stores.  They were in a pita setup and were surprisingly delicious.  I think this was the place.  Comes highly recommended.

The flip side of the lighthouse looking down to one of the surfer beaches I had previously posted HERE, and will have to dig to find the shots I snapped there.