Named after the first Governor of New South Wales, Thomas Brisbane, the eponymous third city of Australia lies on the inland coast of Moreton Bay, Queensland. This being so despite the fact that Mr. Brisbane spent only four years in Australia and barely a few days in the area that was designated a northern penal colony; much to the chagrin of the local Jagera people. Brisbane bloomed during World War II as the city served as a headquarters for the American Pacific campaign. The City Hall depicted on the cover was completed in 1930 with its clock permanently now set at 4:00pm-knock-off time for most municipal workers. The city is flush with fantastic flora and fauna, with the former depicted by the flowers on either side of the filleted frame, and framed within is one sneaky Eucalyptus eater caught up the wrong tree.