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That’s a really nice shot of a beautiful old church. It looks very isolated and quiet from this POV.
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what a lovely old fashioned church. would make a picture perfect place for a wedding! esp the outdoor photos.
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What an orderly, lovely setting!
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But look at that magnificent lawn, beautiful garden and magnificent forest behind the church as well! Much of Queensland had become dry, dusty and brown since the droughts and we had to start paying for excess water. You would definitely be able to find a quite and peaceful place to meditate in those surroundings, somebody tends that church and garden with much love and care.
It was beautiful. And on top of that up the hill a ways was a geocache that we found!
What is a geocache?
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Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location.
http://geocaching.com
Well I hope the geocache was worth it. It sounds a bit like orienteering here in Australia which used to be done with map and compass – but it is a long time since I have done it so it has probably changed a lot!
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Lovely old stone church & the circular flower garden really sets it off nicely