Irvine Bank

This was a pretty interesting little town and is will worth a visit :)



 Established in 1882, it boasts many century old buildings such as the home of the town’s founder John Moffat, said to be the oldest ‘Queenslander’ in the State. A courthouse and cellblock, the 1901 School of Arts Hall, Tramway Station, the Queensland National Bank Building, Mango Cottage and the 1907 Post Office building all attest to the architecture of prosperity at the turn of last century. The ‘Mighty Vulcan’ mine became the mainstay of the town, yielding the purest available tin in the world at the 1907 London World Expo.  ( http://www.athertontablelands.com.au/where-to-go/herberton-irvinebank/ )

 

Kuranda

The picturesque mountain retreat of Kuranda Village is just 25km northwest of Cairns in Far North Queensland, Australia and is surrounded by World Heritage Rainforest.

Kuranda is usually open to visitors from when the first train arrives from Cairns until the last one leaves the station back to Cairns.
there are a few different things that you can see and so in Kuranda, see different Birds, butterflies and many other in some off the different attractions,  the old markets, can also so the barron falls from here as will, or from the train and also the skyrail.

These pictures from Kuranda, Skyrail and a few of Barron Falls

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http://www.kuranda.org/