City Heart Motel Warnambool Warrnambool

... to Sorrento and drove up the Mornington Peninsula. All in all we saw lots of birds, rocks, beaches etc and travelled almost 800km. My job is going well and it's busy at times with very interesting Court cases involving dodgy characters. The firm has had a few social events lately which have been good fun. After two years at a government department I forgot how much money ...

... plunder? <br>Cant you hear, cant you hear the thunder? <br>You better run, you better take cover. <br><br>Buying bread from a man in brussels <br>He was six foot four and full of muscles <br>I said, do you speak-a my language? <br>He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich <br>And he said, <br><br>I come from a land down under <br>Where beer does flow and men chunder <br>Cant you hear, cant you hear the ...

... kaelter geworden und in der Nacht hat es dann geschifft wie aus Kuebeln. Aber alles ist trocken geblieben. Der naechste Morgen war kalt und noch ein wenig feucht von der Nacht aber wir haben uns nicht aufhalten lassen und sind noch ein paar Kilometer zurueck zu den 12 Aposteln, an denen wir die Nacht zuvor vorbeigefahren sind aber leider halt nichtmehr sehen konnten. Die Sonne hat teilweise geschienen aber es ging ein starker ...

... to the next passing the same people! Oh and in true tradition it started raining when I got out of the car. Any way the 12 Apostles I tried to count 12 but I definately couldn't see 12. They almost look like they have just been put there. The Great Ocean has some specatcular scenery and is well worth it. It reminded me of the coast at home down south but it is so colourful here and pretty in a different way.

... Africa. It should certainly be an interesting game of footy tomorrow with two very contrasting styles. The South Africans are very small and apparently very quick while we are much taller and stronger. It should be noted that the AFL has been pumping funds into AFL South Africa to develop their football. I am hopeful that our experience, size, and strength will carry us through. I hope to be reporting a win for the U.S. soon.

... a bit and then got bored (and cold) and retired to the camper for bed. Tuesday 8th April 2008 None of us particularly slept well the second night, although it was nice to be on a campsite and not have to worry about the police or someone towing you away in the middle of the night! And it was really nice to have a shower in the morning, even if they were located in a really old barn with the biggest spider webs I have ever seen in my life. It looked like the ...

... we were stopping every 500m to check out another view point at the end of it we were all viewed out! We stayed at Warnabool and took it easy on the beach, not much going on here really. The next day we drove to the Grampians Mountains and into the "Outback" for the first time - so we set off on some well signed and some not so well signed roads for "Halls Gap" - a village in the middle of the Grampian Mountains, We went into the ...

... The trees were magnificent, tall &amp; elegant, they must have been hundreds of years old.<br><br> <br><br>With our long legs we soon reached the tower, climbed up to the top, and were rewarded ...

... poked its majestic head through the rain-infused sky. This little drive featured a vist to Koroit, apparently the place with the large Irish community in Australia... the welcome sign featured a little leprachaun, and a poster for an Irish festival, held on St ...