Sundowner Motor Inn Warrnambool

... MAAAAITE) 1- Arriver a Warnambool en train et se rendre a notre camping a la pluie battante. Ca va etre SUUUUUUUPER le fun!! Pourquoi qu'on a decider de faire du velo et du camping encore?! 2- Monter jusqu'a Lavers Hill. Vingt quelques kilometres de montee. Quand une ville a « hill » dans son nom...il faut se mefier!!! Nous en velo on s'en est vite rendu compte mais ...

... which was also air conditioned and free for students! Phill's friend who works there had recommended we see the "Walking Whale Circus" there. It was recommended for kids aged like 3-10 and the line was full of parents and toddlers so we were a little sceptical but it was actually pretty cool. The concept was all about how everything evolves over time and it was pretty childish in that respect but there were a lot of cool circus tricks and things so it was totally enjoyable ...

... binenteles, cateva sute, poate chiar mii, de fotografii. Orice mic orasel intalnit avea cate ceva special de oferit: o gradina de trandafiri, cladiri istorice, un muzeu, o plaja izolata, sau pur si simplu vederi spectaculoase ale coastei batute de vant. Nu avem acum timp sa descriem toate locurile vazute dar facem aici un mic rezumat. Primul lucru interesant pe care l-am vazut pe acest drum a fost un complex urias de mori de vant in apropiere de Millicent, in Australia de ...

... extinct volcanoes. The lakes are remarkable for several things: first, they are very deep (up to 100 m/300 feet) and, in consequence, have some very beautiful blue water. The photo of one of these lakes, with incredible beautiful blue water, is a well-known Australian icon. Unfortunately, our photos don't look that spectacular, as it was cloudy and windy the day we've been there. Secondly, these volcanic cones are very dense in the area and, probably for ...

... to drink... and you know what happened next... "ah, yes, a lovely bouquet... hmmm, I'm getting aftertones of vegemite, er, no is that oak or vanilla?" It was definitely time to lay off the reds for a while. (Mick, we were worried you'd be disgusted at us guzzling wine instead of beer... but thought you'd feel better if you had one yourself so we left a glass for you on the bar... look closely at the picture!). The next ...

... mere blip on the radar... Returned to Apollo Bay & checked into another YHA which turned out to be a 5* accommodation! No Seriously people...it was 5* luxury and we had a magnificent penthouse suite, with our own private balcony...definately flash packing now!!! What made it for us especilly was the heavenly choir rejoicing in our earlobes upon finding a bath-tub to enjoy! Having not seen once since January 17th, it took us a moment or two to recognise what it ...

... to the foot of a waterfall.







Unfortunately the weather was getting worse, and we had quite a bit of rain as we made our way west along the road.

We ...

... a small town on the coast of the Southern Ocean. It's a big tourist area and many Aussies head down here for their "holiday". Gorgeous highway that runs right next to the ocean with many nice beaches and coast. Very big surfing spot. I asked a local gal where I might spot a koala bear in the wild and she told me about a certain dirt road off the ocean hwy. We drove up there, I was hopeful to spot maybe one bear. We ended up spotting 10 ...

... self explanatory. - Loch Ard Gorge - a passageway cut through the cliff edge. - 12 Apostles - main event. Not all are still standing but a line of rock stacks hugging the coast. The road then bent inland and onto Cape Otway, where there are gorgeous beaches. Our trip next took us through a cluster of small, nice coastal towns, including Apollo Bay, Lorne, Anglesea and Torquay, before arriving in Geelong for ...