![Photo: Forest 3 Looking out through the natural archway formed by Cave Creek undercutting the soft volcanic rock at Natural Bridge, Springbrook National Park, Queensland, 1959 [picture] / Ray Sharpe, photographer. Asset name LS-LSP-CD522-IMG0002](http://www.pranawriters.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/29291-300x193.jpg)
Photo: Forest 3
Looking out through the natural archway formed by Cave Creek undercutting the soft volcanic rock at Natural Bridge, Springbrook National Park, Queensland, 1959 [picture] / Ray Sharpe, photographer.
Asset name LS-LSP-CD522-IMG0002
I’m writing this blog with a photo of the Natural Arch, or Natural Bridge attached. I love this place, it’s my favourite easy bush walk, just 50 minutes drive south west of Nerang. If you haven’t been you should go! Really.
I’ve been so many times. At daytime, at night time to see the glow worms. I’ve swum in the cave. There were eels, but they didn’t bite me. Swimming under the waterfall is kind of painful, but still fun! I’ve never jumped down the hole. You can’t right now as there’s a big pointy log poking up from the water. You probably shouldn’t ever…but I’d still love to jump, even if it means getting impaled. Maybe, one day.
One night I walked down there I am a snake and a crayfish. The crayfish was on the track trying to fight us. Super cute.
Good luck with your story writing! Writing and bush walking … two adventures with many winding paths to choose from.
My story is inspired by Natural Arch. Not stuck yet. It’s coming along quite well actually.
Hi Cameron, that’s great! We can’t wait to read it.