Yesterday marked 100 years since construction began on the Great Ocean Road. On our way to Apollo Bay for the celebrations, we stopped near Cape Patton, scaled down a cliff and along the rugged, rocky coast to find Ramsden Cave. The story goes that about a century ago, a farmer lost his goat and tracked

Today marks the day of exactly 100 years since construction began on the worlds largest war memorial the Great Ocean Road. On the 19th of September 1919 using nothing but hand tools and dynamite, 3,000 men, including 2,700 returned soldiers began work on what became one of the largest engineering feats the world had ever

Beeripmo Circuit – Richards to Richards What better way to celebrate a birthday than doing an overnight hike in country Victoria. Trying to steer clear of anything too difficult so that we could drink a few beers and enjoy ourselves a bit more than usual, we picked the Beeripmo walk as it was meant to

Jun, 05, 2018  By Tom  Comments Guy and I went on a two night canoe trip down the Glenelg River in the Lower Glenelg National Park on the border of South Australia and Victoria. It was Christmas time and the Summer sun couldn’t have been more accommodating. It’s about a five hour drive west of Melbourne or

Two days in Sydney, Australia I’ve been living for a year and a half in Melbourne, and finally got the chance to visit Sydney for a short weekend. Day 1 Arriving in Sydney, checking out Bondi and walking along the coast I went straight to Bondi on my arrival I went straight to Bondi from

Squeezing the most out of summer at the Pillars Today we woke wondering what we could do that’s close to Melbourne and involves getting in the water, to get the very most out of summer before it starts getting cold again. We decided to head down to The Pillars at Mount Martha on the Mornington