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Farewell to the Pontoon

In August 2004, the pontoon and walkway at Moggill were proudly built, enhancing the river’s beauty. This collection captures the journey of the pontoon, from construction to the devastating floods that reshaped the landscape. The images illustrate the cleared bank, the strong pylons supporting the walkway, and the serene view upriver, all culminating in the pontoon's final voyage to Moreton Bay. The aftermath of the floods left extreme devastation on the opposite bank and the riverbank near the pontoon area, highlighting nature's power and beauty.

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Farewell to the Pontoon

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  1. Farewell to the Pontoon

  2. Pontoon being built in August 2004

  3. The pylons and support for walkway Looking down from top ofthe bank which has been cleared andplanted up.

  4. The full package of pontoon, walkway and boat

  5. The track down to the pontoon turning left and ending in a set of stairs then connecting to a path onto the walkway.

  6. The beautiful Moggill stretch looking upriver from the pontoon

  7. The view from the gate in 2004 Note this young eucalypt

  8. The height of the flood at the same place

  9. The young eucalyptfrom another angle

  10. Pontoon last seen on its way to Moreton Bay. Note Moggill Ferry in left background.

  11. Extreme devastation on opposite bank

  12. The view from the top of the bank now

  13. What’s left of the pontoon

  14. The sandy beach that was deposited where the walkway to the pontoon used to be.

  15. Three major collapses to the riverbank near the pontoon area.

  16. The view of the top of the pontoon bank one year after the flood Top of left pylon

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