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LONE tree over Pumicestone Passage, Bribie Island . As the tide silently drifts out over the Pumicestone Passage, a solitary mangrove tree grows in the sand on Bribie Island, a large flat sand island at the mouth of Moreton Bay. Sand bars poke out above the water from where the odd person drops a their fishing line into the deeper waters of the main channel. Across the other side of the passage the strange obelisks of the Glasshouse Mountains rise precariously into the sky. |
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