Shorncliffe Pier Brisbane, 351.5 metres long, 5.5 metres wide | 200 series traveller

Shorncliffe back in the mid 1800s was popular with Brisbane residents as a seaside retreat, especially after the railway from Brisbane to Sandgate opened in 1882, making access easier. It grew as a residential and holiday destination from that point onward. Today - and even on an overcast day, it's still a joy to visit. It has a scenic pier, sandy foreshore, and relaxed village feel. Locals enjoy fishing, picnics, and strolls along the waterfront. With sweeping Moreton Bay views and a touch of o

Aerial view of Sandgate ca 1934

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