mile rocks造句

• Reports by early European explorers such as Seventeen Mile Rocks.
• Rocks Riverside Park is located in Seventeen Mile Rocks.
• It is also known as Seventeen Mile Rocks Church.
• The lantern room currently houses the third-order lens from the Mile Rocks Lighthouse.
• Oxley explored the river as far as what is now the suburb of Seventeen Mile Rocks.
• As children in the Seventeen Mile Rocks area had to journey to Indooroopilly Rural Youth Club.
• This fifty mile rock line fence crossed east to west from the Big Snowy Mountains to the Crazy Mountains.
• The first school in the Centenary area was the Seventeen Mile Rocks Provisional School, which opened in 1870.
• In the mid-1960s he also donated land for the relocation of the threatened Seventeen Mile Rocks Church.
• This trail is handicap-accessible until the Mile Rock Overlook, and bike accessible until the Eagles Point steps.
• Other historic sites include numerous shipwrecks, which are visible at low tides from the Coastal Trail and Mile Rock.
• The park is nestled in amongst other industrial sites at 5 Counihan Road, Seventeen Mile Rocks in Brisbane, Australia.
• The major road through the suburb is Seventeen Mile Rocks Road which links the suburb to Oxley at the eastern end.
• A spur trail takes users to Mile Rock Point and Mile Rock Beach, which offer views of the Golden Gate.
• A spur trail takes users to Mile Rock Point and Mile Rock Beach, which offer views of the Golden Gate.
• It is also known as Avondale & Macleod aviation site, Beechwood, Glen Ross, and Seventeen Mile Rocks School.
• In 1917, a wooden keg clearly marked " Rio de Janeiro " surfaced off Mile Rock and Baker Beach.
• Seventeen Mile Rocks is named after a collection of rocks that marked a distance of from the mouth of the Brisbane River.
• In 2011 a masterplan was created to redevelop the heritage-listed buildings Glen Ross, Beechwood and the former Seventeen Mile Rocks School as residences with work underway in 2014.
• By comparison, the ~ 3 mile rock that wiped out the dinosaurs ( KT boundary ) took out maybe 90 % of all life ( but not of all species ).