J: We made the last journey in Tiny to the rental company in Melbourne and our Australian road trip was completed. Although I nearly left my hat in the RV, good job I got it back as it was the one Lauren and Mat got me for Christmas. Next we rocked up to a hotel which Mel and Yuri and had kindly booked up. It was lovely posh hotel and the concierge must have wondered what was walking in but we had a laugh with them. We all freshened up and headed out to a recomm...

S: After the treetop walk we hit the coast road again, to be travelling the 'Great Ocean Road' was fantastic. We wanted to visit the 12 Apostles, wow. They are amazing although there may not be quite 12 nowadays, but they sure do have quite a presence lol. Next on the list we visited the arch and London Bridge. It's amazing to think what the ocean is really capable of and what it leaves behind is natural beauty. The London Bridge is no longer accessible as it fe...

J: After the Penguins went to bed, we got back into Tiny and after hitting the horn to scare any penguins out from under the RV we set off. It was already 10pm and we had nearly 4 hours to drive. Mel went to bed, I had a double shot coffee, Sam fell asleep on her chair and Yuri kept me company for the drive. We played some random made up games to keep the brain ticking and had a laugh. Then we got to a very dark road, passed a couple walking in the road and the ...

S: After another long drive, we stopped in a little truck stop. (Mel and Yuri are becoming pros at sleeping in laybys lol). But in the morning we were rewarded with breakfast by the sea. What a beautiful view...... It was a little windy but breath-taking. The first stop once over the bridge to Phillip Island was the Koala Sanctuary. They had started a reserve here to try and stop the koalas from dying out. It was brilliant seeing them in their natural habitats a...

S: we continued to drive down the coast, and eventually hit Mallocoota. We hooked Tiny up, and brought some beer (it just kept disappearing- I've no idea how lol) and we caught some sun time so the guys could go back with a tan. We decided to BBQ the fish and I went off with the boys to get them filleted and ready to cook. In the communal kitchen a lot of locals were asking us how the day had been, and one family kindly gave us their filleting knife to make it e...