Sunshine and Port Fairy

Another moving day - we're getting pretty savy at packing up and not damaging anything - mind you I did put a good hole in the Kluger's bumper the other day backing into a water faucet. Aside from that though - we're looking good at packing up camp. Jen still hasn't taken the reins yet - scared of the windy roads I think. She said she'll drive when we get to the straighter roads en route to Coober Pedy, Alice Springs and then across the Nullabor - maybe then she'll build up some confidence to tackle these windy ones. We headed to Port Fairy today and hit the 12 Apostles again (as it was sunny) for a second time, visited a few other "scenic lookouts" on the way and Cheese World before Warrnambol. After lunch we tackled Tower Hill - an extinct volcano that is said to have erupted 32,000 yrs ago and has left a tower-like hill and a crater lake - the view from up top was nearing spectacular with a stone reminiscent of King Arthur's day so we pretended to pull a broken stick out of it - Ah "there can only be one!" Back in Port Fairy - a quaint little town with some obvious history - we toured around, got supplies and checked out the local park to expell some energy. We're off again tomorrow with a bit of a drive to Mount Gambier and the "Blue Lake" where we'll have a couple nights to check out the local area.