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Light through the darkness

I took this picture at Norries Headland (Cabarita). This picture is taking looking back at the aboriginal middens, while behind where I took the photo is the rock wall that was built by sand miners in the 1950s/1960s that protects the spit and forms the cove. This is a special place both historically and visually especially with the light filtering through the trees of a sunset.

The Caldera Rim

Thank you for this opportunity to contribute. There are many vistas that are important in the area of scenic landscape value...I'm hoping others have already mentioned them...however one that is of major importance and could easily be overlooked is the integrity of the Caldera rim. This is especially so in the area of Terranora, Tomewin, Glengarrie, Piggabeeen and Carool...(the rim that is visible from the Murwillumbah Hospital, looking north-northeast). This rim is important for the following reasons: It provides a physical, visual and landscape character boundary between the Tweed Valley and the Gold Coast It provides visual landscape character for…

Fingal Headland

The jewel of Tweed Shire Council Coastal Village location is the most sought out coastal headland by visitors from international to interstate and within our state frequented throughout the year.Due to the ever increasing social media, Fingal Headland has taken the world of awe and inspiration by storm noting the volume of sightings being; offshore birds, large schools of fish, dolphins and whale spotting.Easily accessible from Fingal Head Beach with; parking, toilet/shower block, and Holiday Park accommodation gives life to Fingal Head Coastal Village and this is obvious with the swell of visitors to the area.What a gem of a…

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