The Twelve Apostles

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View of London Arch

The Twelve Apostles

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April 3rd 2007
Alex Clark
View of London Arch We rented a car and drove all the way from Melbourne to Port Campbell, it was about a four hour drive. The reason that we went to Port Campbell was to see The Twelve Apostles. The Twelve Apostles are a group of natural limestone rocks that are just off the coast of Port Campbell on the Great Ocean Road. They have been naturally formed by erosion and waves pounding into them over the years. The one that looks like a bridge used to be called London Bridge, because it was connected to the mainland and formed a bridge over the ocean. After the bridge collapsed its name was changed to London Arch. We arrived at The Twelve Apostles around sunset and got to see the sun set right behind them, it was gorgeous. Then we woke up that morning and drove to London Arch. Also, while driving down the Great Ocean Road we pulled over several times to take in some sights. Some of these sights included: a grotto, a light house, and several other rock formations that were just off of the coast. All of these sights were as breathtaking as the next.

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Photos

The Twelve Apostles
These are The Twelve Apostles with the sunset in the background.

MC and I Infront of The Twelve Apostles
Me and MC

Another of The Twelve Apostles with the Sunset
The sun setting over the ocean with The Twelve Apostles.

The Sun Setting
The sun setting over the ocean.

MC on One of the Beach Lookouts
There was no shortages of places with views like this along the Great Ocean Road.

London Arch
London Arch

MC Infront of London Arch
MC

Me Infront of London Arch
ME

The Grotto
The grotto that we hiked down to.

Our Group Infront of the Grotto
Our group infront of the grotto. (MC was behind the camera)

Lighthouse
The lighthouse that we stopped at on the way to The Twelve Apostles.