Brighton Foreshore, Queensland, Australia.

It is interesting the way they are adding the traditional names to all of the Sign boards  as it sort of makes sense to name it after the Open sheet of water that it is rather than a place in England.

You used to be able to look down on the old wooden bridge and see the cyclists and pedestrians using it until it was deemed unsafe and was demolished in 2011, even though it was on the heritage register. I suppose everyone liked it but no one was willing to pay all the money to repair and keep it. The old Hornibrook wooden bridge was the first toll bridge in Queensland build way back in 1935.