Yummy... 'Fish n Chips' for dinner. Wonderful fried white fish fillets, thick aussie potato chips, tomato and tartare sauce! Heaven... |
Museum at Allansford Cheese World. Historical farm implements over the years. |
Big and tiny islands. |
Natural rock formation along the Great Ocean Road. Formed by wind and water erosion over million of years. |
Dangerously high cliffs with beautiful clear sea below. |
Hardy shrubs typical for the area due to the harsh weather. |
Beautiful beach. Wonder if there is access to it. Looks like it is landlocked. |
Ample warnings to all visitors. |
One of the formed islands. |
On close up, it provide accommodation and breeding ground for many types of sea birds. Rather precariously though! |
An interesting history about the 'London Bridge' rock formation and a sketch of what it looked like before a portion of it collapsed. |
What it looks like now. No longer a bridge. |
The quaint little town of Port Campbell. |
Another view of Port Campbell. Quiet and clean beach. |
The information centre at the Port Campbell National Park which is the main entrance for viewing the Twelves Apostles. |
The path leading to the viewing platform. This place is a major tourist attraction. |
The main entrance to the viewing area. |
Nicely camouflaged speakers. Blends well with the surroundings. |
One of the viewing decks. Photography session anyone? |
The Twelve Apostles. Try as I may, even from many angles, they do not add up to twelve! I presumed some had crumbled into the ocean. |
A view of the so called boardwalk and viewing platforms. |
Another angle. Just try and count... |
Chilling reminder. |
Nice spot to rest and just soak in the view. The rock formations are visible on both sides. |
It was pretty crowded. |
Lovely countryside. |
Great spot to build a home. Elevated view of the Southern Ocean. |
Rolling hills with grazing sheeps. Somewhere near the town of Apollo Bay. |
Grazing land. |
A nice holiday home in Kennett River. Notice the solar panels for hot water system. |
In Kennett River, if you look up the trees and search, you will be rewarded with a view of wild koalas in their natural habitat. |
Koalas. Spent most of their time on their favourite pastime....zzzzzzzzz. |
It was getting dark by this time and the temperature had dropped lower, so we headed straight to Melbourne, passing through small holiday towns of Lorne, Anglesea and Torquay before reaching Geelong. The road hugged the seaside but it was too dark for any photographs.
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