The Railway Bridge over Macintyre Brook at Inglewood is another piece of significant railway architecture. At 89 metres in length, it's predominately made up of recycled pieces from other bridges – the main span was originally part of a bridge that spanned Countess Street in Brisbane, while eight fish belly plate girders were most likely part of the Breakfast Creek bridge that was replaced in 1902. Head East toward Yelarbon. Lunch at the Oasis Hotel in Yelarbon is a must for any rail enthusiast. No trip to Yelarbon is complete without a quick photo opportunity with the Yelarbon Silos, and a stop at the Yelarbon Recreation Grounds Railway Museum. Entry is free to the museum; however, a gold coin donation is appreciated.