We kept going south from Mt Rouse,
On to the Great Ocean Road, with a promise of spectacular scenery - and so it was. I took around 120 photos (edit: 120 photos over the weekend, around 80 on the G.O.R portion), on a mixture of digital, 35mm film and 120-format film. Unfortunately, by the time we got to the Twelve Apostles, the light was going, and by the time we were done there it was very much gone (not only was it getting late in the day, but clouds were thickening and greying overhead). We decided the rest of the G.O.R. would have to wait for another day (or another decade), and we'd take the "quick" way home.
The "quick" way turned out to take quite a while, of course - first, we had to backtrack to Port Campbell about 12 km, then drive around 85km to reach the A1 (Princes Hwy), then it was around 180km from there to home. We got home at 10pm, and promptly collapsed, and ordered pizza for dinner and watched Red Dwarf (we'd originally thought we might get home at 7pm, revised that to 8pm, then hoped for 9pm ... we're such optimists).
So, on Sunday I ate the following :
Breakfast was two slices of toast, with some Coke to wash it down.
I had a couple of sausage rolls when we stopped for lunch in Hamilton.
A Mars bar & Pepsi in Warnambool.
A Magnum ice-cream in Port Campbell (on our first pass through).
Pizza and Coke for dinner.
I'd better be kind to my arteries for a few weeks, they've been abused enough :-)
And how much packing for the Big Move did we achieve last weekend ? Best not to ask that question :-)