Hit the road , the curb, missed the tree. No more exlax for the babe. Now that I got the hang of this left hand driving and the other drivers understand that moDeving wiperblades mean that a possible right turn might happen. We jumped on the M1 and down to Geelong and did a carousel at Cunningham Pier and a Christmas craft fair on the foreshore. I did go back and get mom, then went on down the B110 to Queenscliff, ate at Rosies with the flies. Did a short walkabout and seen two lighthouses, then over to Point Lonsdale -another lighthouse. Drove thru Barwon Heads to Torquay/ Jan Juc both are hot areas for surffers and beaches. Stopped at Point Addis – high cliffs view- great. Drove thru Anglesea no Roo's at golfcoarse- they didn't pay their green fee's, I guess. Then on to Aireys Inlet & up to Split Point lighthouse, built in 1848, and a bark hut. On past Fairhaven beach neat busy. To Lorne and up to Erskine falls. Just past skenes creek saw two different Koala's in the wild. To Apollo Bay and checked in.
Geelong welcoming commitee
Queenscliff White Lighthouse for regular People
Black Lighthouse for the Military
A few beachers at Jan Juc near Torquay
High Cliffs at Point Addis. note individual at bottom of steps
Aireys Inlet has the Split Point Lighthouse (1848)
Erskine Falls with Swimmers
Mothers only view of the Falls A great day and this Ocean Road Drive is really something.
We drove on to Apollo Bay and checked in early at the Comfort Inn
and got an upgrade.
2 comments:
Seeing a lot of stuff! Hope the snakes aren't too aware of Mumsey's fear! Keep'em coming! All good here - minus sub-arctic temps and 6 inches of snow everyother day!
Wow, I am getting jealous. How many frequent flyer miles does it take to book a trip down under?
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