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Australia Travels, December 2015 to January 2016
We flew by Qantas to Melbourne and traveled in Victoria and South Australia
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Views of Melbourne from the Melbourne Star, a rotating wheel much like the London Eye. |
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Footbridge over the Yarra River. This takes you from the Southgate promenade to the Flinders St. Rail Station and Flinders St. |
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Walk through an acrylic tunnel in the Sea Life Aquarium. |
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The Flinders St. Rail Station built in 1854. |
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Collins Street for shopping. |
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We drive notheast to the mountains and climb Mt. Bogong, the highest peak in Victoria state. |
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The summit cairn on Mt. Bogong. Elevation 1986 m (6516 ft.). |
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One of several beautiful beaches along The Great Ocean Road west of Melbourne. |
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Mt. Feathertop was the second peak in the alpine area we climbed. A long hike of 21 km (13 miles) round-trip. |
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More amazing scenes in the area of The Twelve Apostles. |
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View of The Twelve Apostles on The Great Ocean Road. |
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The
famous Remarkable Rocks at the southwestern end of Kangaroo Island.
Shown at sunset. These are not soft sandstone, but hard granite. |
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Admirals Arch at the far southwestern end of Kangaroo Island, South Australia. |
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Another view of the Remarkable Rocks. It is best to visit early in the morning or late near sunset |
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A kookaburra at a wildlife park on Kangaroo Island. |
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A
koala on the trail near the Cape du Couedic lighthouse. Seemed like an
odd place for a koala since there were no trees, only shrubs in the
area. |
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The rugged northwest coast of Kangaroo Island. |
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