Day 42: Enroute to Port Campbell, VIC

It was a cold rainy morning and we got off to a slow start. The rain finally stopped, but it was so windy that we had to carry the tent over to the shelter in order to pack it up. We finally got launched about noon and drove to Sorrento to catch the ferry to Queenscliff on the other side of the Port Phillip Bay. This avoids driving all the way around and through Melbourne proper. We were lucky to arrive just in time to catch the 2 PM ferry.

After leaving the ferry, we drove to Port Campbell along the Great Ocean road which winds around the cliffs overlooking the ocean below. There are spectacular views of the ocean from many points along the road, but no place to stop. Besides, the weather was not good enough to take photos, so we didn’t get any. The Great Ocean road is similar to the Great Alpine road in that it is extremely hilly and curvy. Peggy is sick and tired of winding roads. I keep telling her that after we leave Adelaide for Alice Springs, she will be praying for a bend in the road.

As the weather was crummy, we camped out in a nice motel with a nice warm bed and shower for the morning. We found a small restaurant in town and had a delicious pork loin dinner. We then went back to the motel, read our book for awhile and packed it in for the night. Tomorrow, we head toward Adelaide.
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Cheers,
Wayne & Peggy