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| Gav
at the archway that indicates the start of the Great Ocean Road.
Built in 1934, replaced in 1972, burnt down and rebuilt in 1983 after 'Ash Wednesday' |
Louisa
in front of the Cape Otway LightStation.
This was our 'front yard' for the weekend. |
Gav
enjoying the view from our door.
Breakfast was an event every morning. |
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| Louisa
in front of the tower on the 'Otway Fly' - a bushwalk through the tree
canopy.
Louisa is about 30 mtrs above the ground here, the tower took us up to about 45 mtrs. |
Gav
on one of the towers on the 'Otway Fly'.
Did you know that the 'Mountain Ash' (foreground) is in fact a eucalyptus, and is the tallest flowering plant in the world? There ya go! |
All the sunsets were spectacular, but this was the best on Friday evening. |
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| Louisa
and Gav (and Junior) in front of the 'Twelve Apostles'.
No, you can't see them all - neither could we. |
Louisa (and Junior) in front of some of the impressive coastline. | Gav
trying out some landscape photography.
This is further down the coast from the 'Twelve Apostles' stop, but I think this is still one of the 'Apostles' here. |
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| Dinner
in 'Apollo Bay'. Beautiful.
"Did we have seafood?" - well, heckyeah we did! |
Gav
looking a bit wind-swept on top of the 'Cape Otway LightStation'.
The wind was OK here (leeward of the lighthouse), but if I took about 5 steps backward from here I could lean about 45 degrees into the wind! |
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rugged-up Louisa displays a model of the Lighthouse.
Nah - just kidding :) |
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