We put our bikes on the Cockle Train.

Hello...........!!!

This sign frequented the Great Ocean Road.

I joined the bollards on the foreshore in Geelong.

EASTER GREETINGS

Happy Easter to you!
We are looking forward to spending Easter with Cee and Terry.
This will probably be my last blog for a while as I fly out from Adelaide on Monday night. At this stage I fly into Brisbane arriving at 11.30pm (any volunteers to pick me up). Just joking ........... Aaron is going to do that for me.
At this stage he will be taking me to Hervey Bay on Tuesday. Rachel will be there for Easter and staying on and now that Josh is in Gladstone I would like to get there to see him.
I will also be going to Toowoomba towards the end of my stay.
I fly back to Adelaide on 22 April where Keith will be waiting with open arms!!
I will only have my mobile phone number as our home phone has been disconnected.
Looking forward to seeing as many people as possible.

Greetings from Victor Harbour

What a lovely couple of days we have had here. The weather has been beautiful and we have been riding our bikes around.
This morning we caught an old train called the Cockle Train to Port Elliott and we were able to put our bikes on it so we rode back from there about 7 kilometres. Big effort I thought especially as we had to ride to catch the train and back again. The train trip was about 10 minutes!
We were lucky enough to see seals frolicking in the water there.
I have discovered that the Libraries in SA offer free wireless internet so am here to put some photos on. The bonus is that it is right next door to the caravan park where we are staying.

Some Family News

Josh has moved to a new job in Gladstone and starts tomorrow.
Rachel and Travis have been married two years today.
Russell and Sharyn are the very proud grandparents of Brayden Frederick born to Brad and Amanda yesterday.

Robe isn't famous for Robes

And I am pretty sure that you wouldn't get a robe in Robe. There is not a lot there except boutiques and coffe shops, certainly a nice little spot but it has been raining so a bit dreary today.
We have been to Mt Gambier and can't say it is a very impressive place although they do boast having the Blue Lake. We stayed in the best caracan park so far. It was right in town so very convenient, cheap and very clean.
Keith is currently looking for a ncie spot in the National Park where we can stop for the night!!
We still plan on being in Adelaide on Thursday. Am looking forward to being with Cee and Terry.