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We followed the Great Ocean Road from Geelong to Warrnambool, where we went north to the Grampians National Park The coast is interesting even before you get to the Great Ocean Road On every coastal walk there were interesting flowers We're not yet even on the Great Ocean Road proper, still in the Queenscliff area Port Lonsdale lighthouse from a WW II bunker Barwon Heads, still not quite yet on the Great Ocean Road. We waited an hour or so for a new battery to be delivered and this was a fine place to be. Our first site right on the water, at Barwon Heads. Wind and waves to sleep by. Black swans Along the Otway Ranges, now very much on the Great Ocean Road A busload of backpackers stopped for the view The Great Ocean Road is the world's greatest war memorial, built during the Great Depression, between World War I and World War II by returned servicemen Our site at Apollo Bay Traveling inland from the Great Ocean Road A little funny to be reminded at this stage that Australians drive on the left Entering the Otway Fly Tree Top Walk On the Otway Fly The tower is 47 meters above the forest floor Our site at Gellibrand, near the Otway Fly Open kitchen at Otways Tourist Park in Gellibrand Walking along the Gellibrand River Diane's first time driving the van. She did an excellent job. The old time display at Ferguson Looking east from the Twelve Apostles
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