Take a walk up Mount Ninderry; without working up a sweat.

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Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

Lucy Bowden

Spend the morning with nature. Feel the golden sun on your skin as the sun rises over the sea and peeks through the trees. The wildlife awakens as the light brightens but the rising sun. As you get closer to the top, hear the mellow wind rustling the treetop leaves. As you approach the top, enjoy the view, breath in the fresh air, and feel the world beneath you.

Created for Task One, Sensing Environments.

Starting Your Ascent

As you begin your walk upon the land of the Gubbi Gubbi people, take the time to pause, listen and feel the sounds of the land. Don't forget to look up, there is beauty up there too.

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Untouched land

Enjoy the gentle incline, giving you the opportunity to observe the untouched land surrounding you. The birds will chirp as you pass and the sun with begin to rise from your left.

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Green Foliage

Admire the green foliage around you. The glistening of the rising sun on the leaves of the local flora.

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Golden Views

You're closer to the top than you can see. Remember to look up and to your left, every now then you'll find a break in the trees and a view of the land below will greet you.

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Sunrise

Enjoy the sound of the Kookaburras, excited to see you exploring the land. If you look close enough you’ll find some local bugs enjoying the sunrise too.

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The Top Is Near

I'll let you enjoy the rays of sunshine as it bounces off the foliage around you.

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What A Beautiful View

Stand, lean or sit. Enjoy the view. The peacefulness and the feeling of being surrounded by nature in all it is beauty. This land hold some interesting history. Ninderry is the name of the legendary Aboriginal warrior who abducted the girl Maroochy and was repaid by being turned into Mount Ninderry, four km east of Yandina. The mountain is also part of a volcanic range. Enjoy the moment of peace before heading back down to continue your day.

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