So it's bye bye to the beaches and hello to the big city. We arrived in Melbourne after quite a stressful drive, there were a few raised voices and a red traffic light run, but we arrived safe. We are staying in a hotel while here which is quite a treat for us to have our own space and our own bathroom!!!!! Day One: On our first day in Melbourne we had booked a tour of the MCG or as it is called here the 'G'. It's a really impressive place and too Kyle's surp...

We left Apollo Bay and stopped in Lorne on the way through. Here we had to stop at a Pharmacy for a consultation due to an odd rash on my arms. Luckily it turned out to be some flea bites picked up from the bed in Apollo Bay. We then headed to the Erskine Falls which involved more steps but were very nice. We then headed to a viewpoint to take a look over the Great Ocean Road... oh and it rained again! Next up was Airys Inlet and we saw the Split Point lighthous...

We carried on along the GOR and saw the Loch Ard Gorge which is the sight of Australia's most famous ship wreck. Jess had a near death experience nearly standing on a snake, luckily I saw the snake first and stopped her, saving her from certain death. I'm sure the screams from Jess are what ultimately scared the snake off. Whilst here we also saw the Razorback, a line of rocks shaped like a razorback... Then the Thunder Caves and walked out to the beach to see so...

So today we headed to the Great Ocean Road (GOR). We had plenty of time so first we thought we would explore a little of the shipwreck coast and stopped off in the quaint fishing town of Port Fairy, where we walked around a small island and saw the lighthouse and some rare birds. It's a lot cooler here at the coast so much more pleasant for walks. Next up we headed to Cheese world. We missed the tasting but Kyle had one of their famous milkshakes and we brought...

We went out to see some of the wonderful sights within the Grampians. Firstly we headed to the Baroka Lookout which provided some stunning views over the landscape over the Wonderland mountains. Then we went to the Balconies which had some more great views but not quite as good as the first one. The were some interesting rock stacks on the way up which Jess thought were done by animals... we later researched and they were done by various people that visit the si...