It was the rainy summer in Victoria. Excellent for waterfalls watching. Below is one of the most famous waterfalls in Victoria (because it proximity to the Great Ocean Road): Erskine Falls near Lorne.
Erskine Falls, Lorne
Categories: Lorne
Tags: Erskine Falls, Great Ocean Road, Lorne, rainforest, waterfalls
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Home made ANZAC biscuits
bon appetit
Kookaburra eating a lizard
I was in the botanic gardens for a walk and to check how is the autumn affecting the plants.
First I heard it laughing, then it flew to the tree next to me and began hunting. It looks like there’s plenty of reptiles in the gardens now. Gay your life must be, koobaburra!
Waiting for food
Australian Pelicans in Mallacoota, East Gippsland
The birds
Wild emus in Tower Hill, near Warrnambool
Flagstaff Hill
Part of the old and beautiful whaling town of Warrnambool is nicely preserved at the Flagstaff Hill.
The Grotto
The Great Ocean Road stretches from Geelong to Warrnambool, but most of the visitors end it in the small town of Port Campbell. That’s the mistake, because possibly the most interesting points (and lookouts) are located behind it, close to Warrnambool. Below see the magnificent place called “The Grotto”: the rock pool located 8m above the ocean level.
Wind farm near Portland
One of the largest wind farms in Australia. In this picture you can see the wind farm on its own.
Below see some pictures of the new level of landscape design Down Under.
Categories: Cape Nelson, Portland
Tags: Cape Bridgewater, cape nelson, Highest Coastal Cliff, Petrified Forest, portland, Wind farm, Yellow Rocks
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