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Maleny is located 95 km north of Brisbane in the hinterland behind the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. It is 436 m above sea-level on the southern edge of the Blackall Range with dramatic views across to the Sunshine Coast and to the Glass House Mountains. The town attracts sculptors, painters, craftspeople and potters who provide the local galleries with their works. These are complemented by cafes, coffee lounges and restaurants. Maleny is popular with holiday makers and daytrippers. The reasons are simple. The air is cool and fresh. The views are panoramic. Source: www.maleny.qld.au/

Flickr is sometimes amazing... Shay Connolly has this photo from 2013

The battlements seem to have been replaced by an extra floor level

I think today's photo is a fair while before this Keogh Bros one from 1911 (with a motor car). Particularly the creeper on the right -

From - www.historicalpicturearchive.com/shop/pictures/tp-00047/

The railings and lamps (and presumably stairs) are there in the 1911 photo, but not there on the 25" map. Forgotten how to find the map date, but someone will know ...

Aha! Mr French / Lawrence revisited the Guest House later, when the railings and creeper on the right were there - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000042469

Glanleam house and garden on Valentia island, co. Kerry. Google maps

Glanleam was built as a linen mill in 1775 and converted into a house by the 19th Knight of Kerry, Sir Peter Fitzgerald (1808-1880). He also laid out the subtropical garden.

Nowadays, Glanleam gardens can be visited from April to October. And you can sleep in Glanleam House.

Congratulation for your beautiful Album.

I think those rings are likely damage to the negative rather than sheep pens. They do not appear on the OSI 25" or the older 6".