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I went to Toowoomba with my three friends yesterday.
It was really long time that we arrived there from brisbane.
There are many beatiful view on it way.
When I saw those views I thought, "I have to take photography!!" but I forgot that I brought my camera, so I just took photography by iPhone unavoidably ...
Anyways, weather was really nice, a litte bit hot though.
I would have liked to see kangaroos but they didn't come out in front of us.
It was really long time that we arrived there from brisbane.
There are many beatiful view on it way.
When I saw those views I thought, "I have to take photography!!" but I forgot that I brought my camera, so I just took photography by iPhone unavoidably ...
Anyways, weather was really nice, a litte bit hot though.
I would have liked to see kangaroos but they didn't come out in front of us.
It was took a really long time that we arrived for us to arrive there from brisbane.
There are were many beatiful beautiful views on it the way.
When I saw those views I thought, "I have to take photography a photograph!!" but I forgot that I brought my camera, so I just took photography a photo by with my iPhone unavoidably ...
Photography is the art of taking photographs, but a photograph is the picture. "that I brought" isn't necessary. "a photo" is informal for "a photograph."
Anyways, the weather was really nice, it was a litte bit hot though.
It took a really long time before we arrived there from Brisbane.
When I saw those views I thought, "I have to take photos!!" but I remembered that I forgot my camera, so I just took the pictures with my iPhone unfortunetly ...
It took a really long time that we arrived for us to arrive/get there from Brisbane.
There are were many beautiful views on/along the way. (but I prefer "along the way")
When I saw those views I thought, "I have to take a photograph!!" but I forgot (to bring) my camera, so I just took photos/a photo by using/through my iPhone unavoidably /instead ...
"Unavoidably" is okay, but it sounds a bit awkward. I would prefer "instead".
Anyway, the weather was really nice, though it was a litte bit hot / but it was a little bit hot though.
"Anyways" is a nonstandard word. It is used colloquially to add some "style", but I suggest not using it at all.