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Apollo Bay B&B

4 Murray Street Apollo Bay, Victoria, 3233, Australia

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Otway Fly

A travel blog entry by fam.straede

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Ved 16 tiden forlod vi Otway Fly, flertallet med en god oplevelse, og kørte til Gibson Steps. Her gik vi ad den stejle trappe, håndlavet i de høje kalkstensklipper i det 19. århundrede for senere at blive restaureret med trin i beton. Trappen førte ned til Gibson Beach hvor vi kunne betragte et par af de 12 (nu 6) apostle ude i det brusende hav. Det blæste meget og føj med sand. Bølgerne nåede langt op på stranden og der var ikke langt inden havet nåede ...

Oh My God, What Have I Gotten Myself Into?

A travel blog entry by travelbuggie

10

... not get worse, and I was again looking at flights home, (this time in tears, and really really ready to leave).
So I last wrote while on the train to my new "job" at a caravan park (campground) I should have known by the owner's phone manner that this was going to be a disaster, but desperation for work and being broke cloud your judgement. The trip there also seemed to foreshadow impending doom... the bus had no toilet, and I spent the first half before ...

To The South

A travel blog entry by b.isabella

3

... first was hidden deep in the rainforest down a small walking track, the other was far more magnificent but on a well walked wooden track. Supposedly, if you were lucky, you might have been able to see a platypus in the waterfall pools. I would’ve thought they’d have preferred somewhere rather more peaceful, but you never know. It’s great just to stand and watch the wildlife around in the rainforest; the different parrots and the other ...

The Great Ocean Road

A travel blog entry by lolinghappily

3

... the car it dawned on me just how tall the tree’s in the rainforest are; it is a little incomprehensible. We had been advised against doing the ‘fly’ (a treetop walk above the canopy of the rainforest) due to the fact that it is apparently a lot of money for the experience you get. So instead we headed to our second waterfall Triplet Falls. Rob and Fiona, having done the fly before, could give us perspective on how ‘Triplet ...

Behind the wheel

A travel blog entry by blanchardbfg

... and the four of us strolled up to the massive towers of rock, and took some serious, some funny, and of course some random, photos. Just for fun we climbed a few rocks, drew in the sand, then as the wind drew in we made for the real Apostles. Chris handed me the keys, and I sat in charge of the largest vehicle I'd ever driven. The car park for the Twelve was just down the road, so an easy start and a chance to get used to the behemoth (well, that's what ...

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