Make your way past farms, through the forest, over rivers and gently sloping hills to Queen Mary Falls. Here pretty Spring Creek flows swirling in pools before plunging over the spectacular 40 metre cliff plummeting to the rocks below. Take a moment to reflect - this is the head of the longest river system in Australia - the Murray Darling King Parrots, Then back in the car for next is Warwick - the Rose and Rodeo capital and the birth place of the legendary shearer Jackie Howe. The streets of Warwick are lined with some of Queensland's finest sandstone buildings. Follow the road passing vineyards and orchards yielding stonefruit, peaches, apricots, apples and berries, south to Stanthorpe, the heart of The Granite Belt region. Boasting more than 45 wineries it has earned the right to be acknowledged as Queensland's wine capital. Check in at a gorgeous Bed & Breakfast tucked away from the rest of the world. Dine on produce grown locally at one of the restaurants -absolutely mouth watering! Then sit back as the temperature falls and the flames of the fire dance in the grate - this is a place for cuddling.