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O'Reilly's 4WD We're at O'Reilly's Guesthouse in the heart of the Lamington National Park. The staff said, "Cliff, why don't you try something gentle just so you could move into the mood." Yeah, right! Well, we made our way up to Lamington National Park via dairy fields and dirt roads. This is the Duck Creek road and as the name suggests - it's full of character and characters. Locals and visitors have actually paid to have their names on these road signs. The money raised goes into improving the road. Mmm… maybe we should have "watch out for the Cliff". The closer we get to the top of the Darlington Ranges, the better the view. And our surroundings change from eucalypt to lush rainforest. Just to give an idea of size of trees nature has on display at O'Reillys have a look at this beauty now we're gonna check out the treetop walk. They promised me a birds eye view up here and they're right - we're suspended 15 m above the rainforest floor and these are treetops - it's just amazing. The wealth of wildlife is what makes O'Reilly's special, so its hard to believe it all began as a dairy farm. The O'Reilly family settled here in 1911..but soon realised they preferred torist dollar over farming. These days, the guesthouse has everything from luxury accommodation to a sensational restaurant where you can check out everyone else's meal.Or even join in. How's this for a bird aviary. No cages. Birds are free to do as they please as you can see. O'Reilly's Rainforest Guesthouse offers a great range of accommodation choices - and has a two night package in a garden room including tours and some meals for $246 per person. Phone O'Reilly's
or visit their website for details and info on the magnificent
Lamington National Park.
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