Clermont is a sprawling and unmistakably Queensland town perched on a hill. There is a replica piano high in the crook of a gum tree as a reminder of the 1916 floodwaters that really did leave a piano perched 32 feet up a tree.
It is believed the town drew its name from Clermont-Ferrand in France, the home of Oscar de Satge who at the time was the owner of Wolfang Downs. Source: http://www.queensland.com
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Not something you see every day
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Although at Gayndah beside the Burnett River we saw aTV and a chair…the real deal…high up in the trees. It’s hard to imagine what the flood must have been like.
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Is it fixed in place? Would hate for it to become dislodged with age or another storm and injure someone 🙀
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I couldn’t see, I hope so.
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Wow that’s something
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Better than a flood gauge to get the message across.
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Oh yes!
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