In general terms, the land we’re travelling through is extremely flat. On our way into Quilpie we climb what at first glance seems to be a high hill. It turns out to be only about 30 metres above ground level though.
The ascent.
Looking east from The Hill towards Quilpie (viz. the buildings to the left of centre on the horizon). This view also illustrates how flat the country is (and how the magnificent colours of the Outback are).
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