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Old 18-08-2010, 09:56 AM   #1
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Default Road trip - need advice

Guys way back in the early 90's i attempted to do great ocean road, from adelaide....in one day!

we went via mt gambier. i seem to remember that from warnanbol, there was a sign there stating the 'beginning of the great ocean road'. i recon it was hours before anything half decent was noticed, by then it was getting dark, so by the time we got to LORNE etc, it was pitch black and couldnt see anything. we had to go back from geelong during the next day to see what we missed.

am i correct in stating that the only good stuff to see, scenery wise is from torquay to apollo bay?

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