Sunny, but cool and windy
Start time: 9:35am; arrival: 3:30pm
Walk: 4.5km
Our first stop was at the Codrington
wind farm. Unfortunately the windmills
were too far away to see properly, but you could pay for the privilege of
having a guided tour; we chose not to and moved right along. Morning tea was had in Port Fairy, which is
quite a large town. We parked the vans
and walked the streets and eventually found a bakery/cafe. Greg had a slice of apple pie and Wendy had a
raspberry muffin. Both were not quite as
good as they looked. We did a bit more
wandering and then left.
Next stop was at Bay of Islands, near Peterborough, which was like viewing the
12 Apostles, except there were only two!
We had our home-made lunch here overlooking the water.
We overnighted at Port Campbell in the Recreation Reserve. Although we did not have power or water, we
still had to pay $15 per person. It did
have an amenities block, so I guess that has to be maintained. The place was full of very noisy and
inconsiderate backpackers who partied until 3am!!
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