Learning how to spell Warrnambool properly was an interesting part of planning this trip and now that it is a year later I find myself having to check again. This part of our drive was the scenic Great Ocean Road part. Our first stop was Loch Ard Gorge where we walked down to the gorge,… Continue reading Apollo Bay to Warrnambool
Our first stop along the Great Ocean Road was at Apollo Bay. My plan was to use our stop here to visit the Otways National Park, but we had picked up an illness, and needed a rest stop. We stayed in a cabin at the Apollo Bay Pisces Big 4 Holiday Park. As was the… Continue reading Apollo Bay
After a few nights in Melbourne, we set off for our trip to the Great Ocean Road. Our first stop wasn’t very far into the trip – we stopped at Torquay to buy some food for lunch, drove randomly towards the water (it was raining and we had no plan), saw a park with shelters,… Continue reading Great Ocean Road trip (April 2019)
Last Easter we decided to go to Melbourne and do a trip along the Great Ocean Road. We were supposed to go with friends, but ended up doing the trip on our own. We did catch up with friends and family in Melbourne though which made the trip fun! Our first stop was in Melbourne,… Continue reading Melbourne, April 2019 (better late than never, I guess!)
So since we’re all at home and no one is going anywhere for the next while, I’ve been looking back at all the trips we’ve had that I haven’t blogged about. Also it has been so long since I’ve updated that WordPress has done an update so that’s new and interesting. This camping trip also… Continue reading Foxbar Falls camping
This blog post inspired by that we drove past this campsite/resort over the weekend, the kids saw it and immediately started begging to go back, and I realised that I never actually wrote about it although I uploaded photos months ago in an attempt to be organised. So, Sandstone Point Big 4 – the facilities… Continue reading Sandstone Point Big 4
It hasn’t rained here like usual this summer. Rainfall here can be variable, but we finished summer with a total of 30% of our average rainfall. Which is also a warning for these photos – the grass is brown and dry. It’s not picturesque. But that is our normal at the moment and will be… Continue reading Hardings Paddock – Ipswich
