Best Western Olde Maritime Motor Inn Warrnambool

... It turned out to be a rather foggy day, but we could still see all the sights- in fact they looked more dramatic and impressive in the conditions I think! We also saw some wild koalas- but I was personally most excited by the Round The Twist lighthouse!<br>I think if I get the time, I'd love to go along the road again- in the sun, and including the guided tour of the lighthouse!

... ist Paddy gefahren, der es kaum erwarten konnte. Die erste groessere Stadt auf der Great Ocean Road war Torquay, dessen Bells Beach Austragungsort vieler Surf-Events ist, und Heimatort der beiden grossen Surf-Utensilien-Hersteller Quicksilver und Rip Curl ist. Am Bells Beach haben wir dann einen kleinen Stop eingelegt und die Aussicht aufs Meer und die vielen surfer genossen. Es war sehr warm und recht windstill fuer die ...

... Dad you would be so ashamed! A massive tent, a huge mattress, a cooler! Definitely not the kind of camping we do lol! The next day was sunny and warm so we went to the beach, a real, on the ocean, wavy beach... and we got burned OUCH! Then we went back to the 12 Apostles. They are really pretty and we even found a spot where you could go down to the beach below which was really cool but we had to climb a lot of stairs to get back up. The rest of the day was just about ...

... as we didn't want any animals getting inside the tent. ( we could have camped really) We had a campfire which we managed to get started after I intervened and keep it going. It was quite the ideal night!! We like the nature camping Well it does!!! ( ocean road) We did the road in stages stopping off at places along the way!! I told James expect to stop every 5 mins or less so we don't miss anything. I ...

... and, after driving for about 40 minutes on a very narrow country road (appropriately marked as you can see on the attached road sign photo; don't believe the other part though: there was access to the beach), and walking another 5 km/3 miles through a beautiful eucalyptus forest, we finally reached the beach. Now we understand why the locals are trying to keep it a secret: it is absolutely divine. If you managed to make abstraction of the horribly annoying ...

... high point so we could see the sun setting over the fields. We just managed to get there in time before the sun set. The hills were full of Kangaroo's but we managed to scare them all away so the pics didn't come out too well! After the sun set we headed back to Lorne and decided to check into a camping site this time so we could use the facilities and have a warm shower in the morning. After getting the bed sorted and changing into some warmer clothes, we ...

... passing anything more than the odd farmstead. We stopped for lunch at a place which, as Les said "If it had another leg it would be a one horse town" M is currently snoring on the sofa but was threatening to go for a walk along the shore; it never occurred to me to pack my overtrousers. This weather, according to the nice young lady in the bakery is set to continue until Saturday, by which time we will be in Melbourne and looking forward to the cricket international.

... in Western Australia when Lisa got sick, and were surprised that it seemed to take up quite a big area.<br><br>It also appeared to have quite a cool observation tower about half the way round ...

... once the flow through the caves had dried up. I swear I saw a bat aswell! On the walk we managed to spot some colourful birds and a kangeroo, whilst conquering the mighty peak of Mount Eccles... after the walk, we understood why the guidebook referred to as "not ...