September 19, 1919 Construction officially began on a major road along Australia’s southeastern coast. At the time, this region of the Australian state of Victoria was mostly accessible to the outside world only by sea. The building of the Great Ocean Road was seen as an opportunity to better connect isolated settlements in the area […]
via The World’s Largest War Memorial is a Beautiful Road — Transportation History
Seaplane Base
What’s on your “Australia bucket list”? Many people might include snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef, seeing a koala or a kangaroo, and learning to surf in Sydney. While all of these experiences are indeed awesome, no Australia bucket list should be complete without driving the Great Ocean Road – one of the world’s most scenic…
Happy Veteran’s Day
Kawarau Gorge: The stream that roared
Fresh on Fridays
Today is ANZAC day!
If you are wondering, it means Australia and New Zealand Army Core (ANZAC). I was there in Canberra, barely a few days ago, as they made preparations for ANZAC Day…
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