Friday, March 30, 2007
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Melbourne to Lakes Entrance, Sale, Bairnsdale...
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The open cut mine extends in a circle of 5 miles diameter or more across the whole valley like a moon-scape Yallourn open-cut coal mine - locals still believe it is not polluting! Sale Highway Sculpture `Red Sails in the Sunset’by International sculptor Viktor Cebergs. 2005 Bairnsdale roadside market - lots of plants and local produce - I bought a great T shirt for James - get a laugh if he wears it OS
Native animals and birds - Gang gangs, echidna, swans
Historic Homestead Nyerimiling East Gippsland
Lakes Entrance - Great fresh fish for dinner too!
grass lakes entrance opposite motel Promenade along Cunninghame Arm ends abuptly at private property despite sign! Marina Center of Lakes Entrance Footbridge to the ocean sandbar
Path over sand dunes to the Ninety Mile Beach shark spotting tower for life savers Lakes Entrance town from ocean side Shops and cafes and motels line the very long main street in Lakes Entrance - from the ocean sand bar. More of Lakes Entrance from Ninety Mile beach sand bar. Waiting for winery cruise of lakes but engine dead- offerd bus trip but we declined as we had a car.