Allansford Hotel Motel Warrnambool

... pas bien plus que 5 pieds. 2- Voir nos premiers Kangourous et Koalas dans la nature 3- Rouler sur un superbe chemin de terre pendant une heure sans croiser de voiture: the « Old Great Ocean Road ». 4- Voir nos premiers perroquets; les « cookarooooosss » 5- Vue de la cote a 7h am...les surfers dans l'eau... en presence d'un soleil aveuglant!!! Top 5 YOU CAN DO IT MATE ...

... but absolutely hilarious. My favourite segment was something like "My Little Pony or Stripper" where they would give you a name and you had to guess if it was the name of a my little pony or of a stripper. The one we got was Peppermint Crunch, which was a pony. There was another Phill mentioned called Twin Peaks, which was also a pony. You get the idea. It was pretty fun, and we won so the team gets a voucher for alcohol for next time. The next day we headed to the ...

... famous?) 12 Apostles, they run all along the coast, i think there's only 6 now though. They are pieces of cliff sides that remain at near the shore of the ocean while the rest of the cliffside have eroded back...leaving these huge pieces of limestone standing erect by themselves near the coast (pictures will explain it better). They were gorgeous. The water is absolutely gorgeous with the blueness and distinct white caps on the waves. Then once in ...

... west!! We're going to some shipwreck laser/sound/excitingness show tonight, which is meant to recreate what being on one of the ships was like when it went down. Scary! We are sat in an Internet shop where this guy has been kicking off about the guys giving him the wrong change, but their till balances so the police are on their way as the guy won't leave. It's all kicking off down Warnambool!! See you in a couple of weeks!! Matt and Annabel xxx

... m/140 feet high) white birds flapping their 40 meters wings over the green pastures where cattle graze peacefully, totally oblivious to the purpose of these amazing technological devices. We found the picture even more fascinating in its illustration of the contrast between the agrarian and the industrial Australia. In South Australia and Victoria, wind farms seem to be very popular despite the controversy that surrounds them. While they produce clean ...

... to..." ... so we spent a day wandering round the wineries and visiting 'cellar doors' for tastings, where lovely and informative assistants pretended not to be appalled at my lack of knowledge of things grape. The first asked what kind of wines are popular where I live and I told her it would be the 2.99 red in Lidl... not the right answer! They showed us the spitoon in the corner for emptying the glass after the taste... what ...

... off at various beaches, look-outs & beautiful scenic views before driving to the hostel again. The hostel was a unique log cabin, not unsimilar to a tree-house. It was gorgeous - finally, a nice, cozy place we were happy to spend our time in!! The weather quickly got cooler though, & we found oursleves spending the night snuggled under extra blankets to keep warm!! You never get a happy medium here!! Friday 21st March ''On the Road again, going places that ...

I'm currently updating this log from a room reminiscent of the student center computer help center at MIT- where personal hygiene was a very low priority, to say it nicely. At least this place closes so I think some of the clientele is forced to shower. Anyway.... I left Melbourne in the ...

... first stopped off at the 'bay of martyrs', which looked really cool because the sun was going down.<br><br>I really like this photo, check out the seagulls... <br><br> <br><br>Finally we ...

... including the light house from "Round the Bend", some kids show that was popular in Britain. After that, we had a couple hour drive back to Melbourne and then I made my way back to Toorak for the night. It was a great couple of days and hopefully I will get to meet up with some of those people further down the road. "Ride Tours" was the name of the company, highly recommend. Todd is great! Saturday: I had an early rise again because I didn't want to ...