Country Hotel
Uploaded: January 27, 2017 | Entered: January 27, 2017 11:28:07
The Mount Warning Hotel, in the little village of Uki just south of the Queensland state border.
I like to look back in history, and I took this image on the 23rd of July, 2005.
This is a wonderful old building, built over 100 years ago, out of local cedar. Then on the 24th of February 2013, the building caught fire in the night and burned to the ground.
There is a new hotel there now.
Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 10/4000 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 64, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 5.90 mm, Model: C730UZ
JO ANN CLEVELAND January 27, 2017
I always love to read your history on your presentations and this is very interesting...maybe they will build another.... #1678519Nancy L. Green January 27, 2017
What a shame!! I looks like a wonderful place to have visited in it's day!! <>< #11557609Gord MacEachern January 27, 2017
Shame indeed John, looked like a grand old lady !! Love the image and the info both!! #11557618Jeff Robinson January 27, 2017
Great looking place John - We never know the true value to our images until something like that occurs. You have a wonderful piece of local history here! #11557622Harvey A. Ravitch January 27, 2017
So Glad you recorded this image in time! Looks like a very Real & comfortable place.. #11557652Tammy M. Anderson January 27, 2017
To bad the original burnt. Great capture of it still standing. Looks like a fun place. #11557662Joy Rector January 27, 2017
love this shot #11557670Teresa Burnett January 27, 2017
How sad to loose this beautiful piece of history!! Beautiful capture, John, and I bet you are so glad to took it when you did!! #11557674Patrick Rouzes January 27, 2017
You found a gem , John. Also caught some exceptional colors, clarity & light. Sad that its's gone. #11557722John Koepfer @PresentPleasures January 27, 2017
Wonderful history and shot John, maybe you should shot the new place and do a before and after!!! Shame though that the old one burnt down! :'-( #11557728Bojan Bencic January 28, 2017
Sad story and a great capture, John. You captured some history there. #11557780Ujjwal Mukherjee January 28, 2017
Love this wonderful old building and your capture,John! its sad what happened and that makes your capture and what you have is priceless!! #11557840John Connolly January 28, 2017
Thank you for your kind remarks! #11557901Chuck Green January 28, 2017
Great capture of this historic hotel, John! <>< #11557915Chuck Green January 28, 2017
Oh, and thanks for the info on reverse sunset! <>< #11557916Nadia Paul January 28, 2017
Another bit of history gone John - so sad! A beautiful capture that ensures we remember how things used to be :) #11558018John Connolly January 29, 2017
Thanks a lot Chuck and Nadia! #11558154Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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