My first week in Australia has been busy, busy. Try to throw all my track me Melbourne bouncing out of the historic Goldfields, until the beautiful high country Victorian Alps and then again on the stormy South coast. I'm always surprised by the diversity of landscapes, as I've traveled across in such a short time.
I stopped finally running at official "Surf Capital the Australia, Torquay" to the point of departure for the Great Ocean Road. We featured the famous Australian journey into our October as a number of our 27 'ultimate readers"around the world and I don't see why now. Rarely car travel grant you kind of intimacy and cinematic landscape I have discovered along the road. I am also surprised by the abundant wildlife around: brilliant birds Platypus, kangaroos, grey and even a koala, who was a very fortunate to find for me.
I spent three days triggered Victoria-resplendent and rocky coast, all pleased drama by the mysterious mixture of Sun and thunderstorms that I met on the way. I believe deeply in the bottom, I was secretly hoping a red convertible or a Jaguar - something befitting of a road to this beauty. Unfortunately, notice only offered me a white Ford wise I was recognized for the days that followed.
My advice to anyone planning drive? It is quite clear, but take more time. There are a lot of experience here: Ocean magnificent cliffs, dense corners rainforest Aussie, seaside towns poetic and Australia living, breathing surf culture.
[Where is Andrew?] [Lead the Great Ocean Road]
[Where is Andrew]?
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