Cruisin' the Great Ocean Road

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May 1st 2008

Published: May 2nd 2008

With Brett back in town, we decided to leave TP and her roomies for a few days and drive the Great Ocean Road on the South Eastern coast. The road starts just passed Torquay, and winds along the coast and through rainforests for 273km's to Warrnambool. The road was originally built by 3000 returned servicemen as a war memorial for their fellow servicemen who had been killied in the First World War... Read Full Entry

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Kara walking down to Thunder Cave

Loch Ard Gorge

The beach where the only 2 survivors of the wreck of the Loch Ard got washed into.

The beach at Loch Ard Gorge.

And Brett on it.

A blowhole past the 12 Apostles

London Bridge.

Which also used to be joined together, before collapsing in 1990, and 2 people were stranded on the remaining part having to be rescued several hours later by helicopter.

Brett and some cold waves at London Bridge

London Bridge

Kara

Apollo Bay

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