Flag Inn International Mount Gambier

... town is not showy but seemed to be a friendly laid back sort of place. It is the biggest town in SA after Adelaide (which is 486km away) and is a major commercial centre. This would be an excellent place from which to visit eastern South Australia, within easy reach of the beaches, caves, many National Parks, and the wine region of the Barossa valley, I wish I could have stayed longer but when the immigration department calls they must be obeyed.

wir fuhren von port campbell an der kueste - great ocean road- entlang bis port fairy. dies ist eine huebsche kleine stadt mit vielen historischen haeusern und langen alleen aus araukarien. vorgelagert ist eine kleine insel, griffith island, die man in ca. 1 std. umwandern kann. es nisten hier sehr viele seevoegel, es gibt einen niedlichen kleinen leuchtturm und einen strandabschnitt, von wo aus man die hohen wellen auf dem ozean beobachten kann. von dort ...

Addling to wards Adelaide Friday 31 st October Waking up to a miserable day in Oz, feels like we are heading into a British autumn not an Australian spring! Windy wet and cold only 17degsC. We left Hopkins River campsite abandoning our plans of spending the morning playing tennis and crazy golf. A short run took us into our next major settlement of Warnambool. Its good to get amongst shops again, but first we return a dodgy 12v light ...

Hi Everyone This is our current Itinerary of what we are doing on our trip to USA. Thursday August 28th - Drive to Melbourne and stay at the airport motel. Friday August 29th - Fly out at 10:30am with stop over in Syndey for San Francisico Friday August 29th - Arrive in San Fran at 10:15am ( 15 minutes before we left) Connecting flight ...

... limestone walls. After Mt Gabier we headed down to a pretty little town called Nelson a little further south, the boys jumped out and got some directions for good camping, which is abundant in this area and some bait for the newly aquired fishing lines. I had grown really close to the comfort of the shot gun ...

... cave just appeared in the middle of the street, it was amazing, and so weird to think of them below our feet as we were walking along. The rest of the time waiting for the tour was spent by visiting the fossil centre, which housed some incredible preserved fossils from the caves, such as extinct species like bandicoots ...

... polar fleece blankets on the beds. nice as we were both still feeling rubbish! The next day was finishing off the road, along the more beachy section, watching the crazy surfers who were in the water in the freeezing temperatures, and exploring some of the little beachy towns.  We reached melbourne at about 5pm and checked into our new hostel, the Nunnery...an onld convent, which still had all its staiend glass windows and a lovely sitting room with an open fire.

... need to display or sell the skins!?!? We stopped at Seal Bay on the island's south coast, where we did a tour to get close to the native seals! Again, very cute - we managed about 15m from them - fantastic views of calves suckling their Mothers and the rest of the crew dipping in and out of the sea and sunning themselves. Our campsite for the night was near Hanson Bay ...

... t make a lot of friends at the hostel that day but luckily we meet these two girls traveling at the supermarket and had their own house all to themselves. We got invited for dinner and drinks. We talked all night about traveling and scary stories which freaked us out about the place considering everyone felt a bit weird in this house. As we got ready to leave, the back door of the house swung open and one of the girls swore she closed it...a ...