Port Campbell Guest House

... and our photos didn't do the scene the necessary justice.   After a nights sleep, we continued our journey up the Road. Port Campbell was quite a delightful little place itself, with a small beach and park for children. Our first stop of the day was ...

... jumping around in the hills to our right – pretty amazing stuff. We drove to our end point, Port Campbell and stayed in a nice wee guest house for the night. The weather was really quite chilly along the road and we were really quite grateful for ...

... which is the oldest lighthouse on mainland Australia.  We saw loads of koalas in the eucalyptus trees.  The light house was really interesting – we even climbed up to the top!  The views over the Bass Strait and Southern Ocean were ...

After the Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre, we go for a long walk on the top of the Grampians. After Lunch we started on the Great Ocean Road. After a few stops to take some pictures, we arrived only a short moment before the sunset by the "12 ...

... on time. After a short taxi ride, we arrived at our destination, the Jan-Da-Mar Guest House. The Guest House is owned by Bill Campbell. He's a retired military officer who invested his pension into a B&B. Now, he and his wife share experiences with ...

... was the worse i have seen and if i didn't have water i know i would have thrown up from the rotting stench! Our new guest house was really nice and clean..it was called Number 9 and we liked our driver so much we booked him for our tours around the ...

... warmth' So we were off... let loose in Australia and our first adventure was to drive the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne to Port Campbell, visiting Apollo Bay for lunch and stopping for views and more burpees (oops) at the 12 Apostles - a fantastic ...

... little nature to see from the top but the dinousaur models hidden around the jungle made up for that. On the way to Port Campbell the following day we spotted heaps of koalas up in the gum trees so took lots of photos and cooed for a while - ...

... It was more than 30 years since I have driven the full distance along this coast and it was spectacular. I first stopped at Port Campbell, where there are the famous 12 Apostles. The whole coastline is very rugged and many sailing ships sank there in ...

... this coastline, there had been a number of shipwrecks (including pirate ships) many years ago. We stopped for a quick dinner in Port Campbell (another town much like Apollo Bay) and then began the two and a half hour journey back to Melbourne. There ...

... both forgot his name.  I'll have to see if I can email Williamsburg to find out, since we saw him twice. Then Mrs. Campbell stopped by a second time in order to show us her chatelaine and explain every piece on it. After tea we strolled along the ...

... shake was really good—very rich, thick and chocolately. Just the way I like it. I then walked over to the Hawaiian Fire shop on Campbell Ave to pick up my CD of photos and it was nice to have a walk after eating all that food. I then walked back to ...

... of Plateau State and ex-PDP chairman, Chief Solomon Lar, as well as the United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. John Campbell. Ogbeh in his remarks, urged politicians to leave some margins for their children while playing politics, saying the joining ...

Hi all I hope you are all well?! I had a fantastic first week, it's been so different every day, i can hardly keep up! The flight was fine, very long, but they had lots of great movies to watch and i got a little sleep. My first night was a bit odd, ...