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| It's not exactly the Opera House, but you get the idea |
Monday, November 5, 2012
Monday, October 29, 2012
Great Ocean Road, Round 2
Journal Notes:
Pictures:
Videos:
- Fisherman's Beach, Torquay
- ANZAC Memorial
- Split Point Lighthouse and the greedy magpie
- Lorne, Erskine Falls, and Teddy's Lookout
- Sheoak Falls
- Apollo Bay - good beer, pizza, and a pancake breakfast
- Mait's Rest
- Dropbears!
- Horden Vale
- Blown away at Castle Cove
- Free Bird!
- Gibson Steps
- Take only pictures. Leave only footprints (12 Apostles)
- London Bridge, The Grotto, and Loch Ard Gorge
Pictures:
| Fisherman's Beach in Torquay |
| Analemmic sundial on Fisherman's Beach |
| Which one's the minute hand? |
| Point Danger |
| ANZAC Memorial - Point Danger |
| Bell's Beach |
| Remember that children's TV show, Round The Twist? Yeah, me neither. But if you did, you'd probably recognize Split Point Lighthouse |
| At the Swing Bridge in Lorne |
| Swing Bridge - Lorne |
| Big hollow tree stump at Erskine Falls |
| Erskine Falls |
| ... so the mushroom says, "Why don't you like me? I'm a fun guy." |
| This was a Nissan Patrol |
| Teddy's Lookout - Lorne |
| The perfect pancake (the one on top) |
| Myrtle beech roots at Mait's Rest, in the Otways |
| Tree-fern |
| Baby tree-fern |
| Myrtle beech |
| Fungus growing on a log |
| We saw some dropbears on the road to Cape Otway lighthouse |
| About two seconds later, he pounced on a backpacker |
| The two in this picture were swaying wildly in the breeze |
| Castle Cove, near Glenaire The shape of the rocks channeled the wind into a really powerful jet here. We had fun trying to open the doors on the left-hand side of the car. |
| This is either Castle Cove or Gibson Steps. I'm not sure which |
| At the foot of Gibson Steps |
| Good on ya, Aldo |
| At Twelve Apostles. The weather turned really bad here, so I only ended up with this picture this time around. |
| The Grotto Something really cool happened here on the way back to the car. Check the videos below |
| Loch Ard Gorge |
| On 1 June, 1878, the Loch Ard crashed here, on what has become known as "Shipwreck Coast". She was lost with over 50 souls on board. There were only two survivors. |
| Compare with the picture below |
| Shipwreck Coast |
| Mutton Bird Island, where the Loch Ard ran aground |
| Sea foam |
| Left to right: Michaela, Aldo, Marielle, and Angela |
| This looks like desert scrub. What's it doing on Shipwreck Coast? |
| On the way back we saw some cool rays of sunlight |
Videos:
Dropbear
London Bridge
That's not snow
Don't put this stuff in your car
Labels:
Apollo Bay,
Cape Otway,
Great Ocean Road,
Koalas,
Twelve Apostles
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