After driving to the airport this morning to pick up our daughter and son-in-law who returned from London, I stopped the car to take a photo of the Daisy Hill sign we drive past every day.
It is still unclear why this leafy suburb is so named. Most people assume it must have been covered with daisies. I prefer to think the Dennis Family who farmed the area must have had a cow called Daisy. Am I right?
Well designed street. Your council must be proud.
ReplyDeleteLOL, Frank
Is Daisy Hill a suburb of Brisbane? I have never been there. I always gto to Cairns, Cooktown and surroundings. Thanks for your visit! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteTechnically it is not a Brisbane suburb as it belongs to the neighbouring Logan City by a couple of kilometers.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill: I'm curious. Does Brisbane have a native daisy?
ReplyDeleteI reckon it is the name of their cow. I like to think that because our milking cow as I grew up was named Daisy. She was a Jersey and gave very creamy milk. So Daisy the cow it is ...
ReplyDeletedaisy hill is such a lovely name. thank you for your glimpses of australia.
ReplyDeletei have always longed to visit your incredible country!!