• The Great Ocean Road winds along the southeastern coast of Australia from near Melbourne to near Adelaide.

• Great Ocean Road

• Bells Beach is a famous surfing beach.

• Surfer at Bells Beach

• Flowers near the beach

• Wattle, very common along the Great Ocean Road

• Wattle blossoms

• One more hazard on the golf course!

• Kangaroos on the fairway!

• Point Addis Marine National Park

• Along the Great Ocean Road

• Split Point Lightstation

• Split Point Lightstation at Airey's Inlet

• Split Point Lightstation at Airey's Inlet

• Eagle Rock from Split Point Lightstation

• Bottle Brush, very common in Australia

• Entertained during a stop for coffee at Kennet River

• Chris feeding the Australian King Parrots. The male has the red head.

• Please, please, please, don't poop!

• Typical male!

• John enjoying the moment

• Crimson Rosella

• Green Rosella

• Our travels took us through Great Otway National Park

• Apollo Bay

• Since they are primarily nocturnal, this may be the only koala we saw that was awake. He seemed to be studying this photographer.

• 'Mitzie', our 4WD Mitsubishi

• Cape Otway

• Looking east along the coast at Cape Otway

• Cape Otway Lightstation

• A 'foot shot' on the steps inside the Cape Otway Lightstation

• Eric the Red was an American ship that wrecked on the Otway Reef in 1880

• The Eric the Red anchor, signal flags, and the Cape Otway Lightstation

• This way to the Cape Otway Telegraph Station

• The Cape Otway Telegraph Station

• Kathy, Chris, and John at the Cape Otway Telegraph Station

• Our motel in Lavers Hill

• The 'Bistro' at our motel in Lavers Hill

• The Twelve Apostles are very famous, and justifiably so!

• The Twelve Apostles Visitor Center was very well designed.

• The Twelve Apostles Visitor Center. The pathway led under the highway to the coast, which is behind me from where I am taking this photo.

• Doug at the Twelves Apostles

• Kathy, Chris, and John at the Twelve Apostles. Chilly but beautiful.

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The information signs were very well done.

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Twelve Apostles

• The Bay of Martyrs

• The Bay of Martyrs

• The Bay of Martyrs

• Port Fairy Confectionary. Port Fairy is a beautiful small town.

• An example of Port Fairy residential architecture

• An example of Port Fairy residential architecture

• An example of Port Fairy residential architecture

• Wrought iron detail

• An example of Port Fairy residential architecture

• An example of Port Fairy residential architecture

• An example of Port Fairy residential architecture

• An emu along the highway

• Robe was another beautiful small town

• An example of the architecture in Robe

• An example of the architecture in Robe

• An example of the architecture in Robe

• An example of the architecture in Robe

• The Robe waterfront

• The 'Big Lobster' in Kingston

• The Coorong is a beautiful and amazing ecosystem.

• On the Coorong

• Along the track to Jacks Point

• Along the track to Jacks Point

• Along the track to Jacks Point

• At Jacks Point

• A pelican breeding island on the Coorong

• Pelicans overhead

• Meningie, another beautiful small town is located on Lake Albert (in the background), which is part of the Murray River estuary.

• An example of the architecture in Meningie

• Mitzie ferrying across the Murray River

• The Murray River

• Ferrying across the Murray River

• Victor Harbor

• 'On Occupied Territory', a sculpture in Victor Harbor

• Kathy and a 'Whale of a Tail' fountain in Victor Harbor

• This type of white-painted stone, brick, wrought iron work, and metal roof was common in South Australia. This is in Victor Harbor.

• A ca. 1867 outhouse, the first public toilet in Port Victor

• A view of Victor Harbor