On the other day, we continued our journey. This time we been to one great place in Victoria, The Great Ocean Road (GOR). It was a long way and we started our journey early in the morning. Nothing rushed, we did stop at several places OTW.
We stopped at Rip Curl store, I didn't familiar with this brand before. It is an outfit brand, here is the biggest store for this brand. They got sports outfit and stuffs, knapsacks, caps and water sport outfits. Not really interested with the stuffs. My husband got a cap for him and I grabbed two knapsacks for kakcik and Ucai. We did take some pictures here, but I unfortunately I couldn't find any of them in the phone!
Our next stop was Cunningham Pier. It was noon and the sun was bright. We been to washroom and take some pictures. Beautiful place, yes.
Charismatic leader....
Long way to go, but we never want to miss anything in the trip, we also stopped at Bird Santuary. I am not sure what species the birds are, but its so beautiful.
Kakcik and Ucai enjoyed feeding the birds in their palm, plenty of colorful birds and they were friendly. Kids really enjoy and it was amazing!
Another stop was a Chocolate Factory. It was bigger and better than the one we been in Philip Island. Colorful chocolates in the factory shop turned to beautiful photos, haha..
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| Kakcik help to advertise..... |
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| Which one should I choose? |
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Open table. Ayah belanja ….
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I think this was our last stop before we arrived at the GOR gate. There was beautiful scenery along the road, the sky was blue and the sea was blue. In Melbourne we rarely see clouds, the sky was always bright and blue.
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Blue world...
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And finally.........
Let our model present to you THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD.
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| Memorial Arch At Estern View |
Survey work began in August 1918 and thousands of returned soldiers descended on the area to start work. It was back-breaking work with no heavy machinery to help – only picks, shovels and horse-drawn carts.
On 26 November 1932 the route was officially opened by the Lieutenant Governor, Sir William Irvine. It was a sight to see with a procession of 40 cars and schoolchildren lining parts of the route."
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| One of the most iconic sights in Great Ocean Road |
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| The broadwalks around the cliff tops which provide various viewing platforms |
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| A couple of rocks jutting out of the ocean |
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| Our precious memory with Allahyarham Brother Yusuf, he met his God few months after we left Melbourne. May Allah give him His blessing and placed him in Jannah. |
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