In the late 19th century this area was very prosperous- but the roads were still hazardous. The way to travel was by paddle steamer which went around the coast of Port Philip Bay carrying people and goods. This is a wreck of one of these steamers still very visible just off coast.
From Sorrento I tiki toured across to Hastings which is near to where the ferry goes to Philip Island. I got up early to catch ferry, and realised there was a fog so hightailed it down to marina and caught the sunrise thru the fog.......nice eh!!!!! (consequently missed the ferry so caught lunchtime one.)As I had no car on Philip Island I walked to the Koala sanctuary-about 8kms I found out later !!!!
But these cuties made up for the sore feet.


I hadn't realised how under threat the koalas now are...there are some very dedicated people tho doing their best to change that. An amazing place.
But these cuties made up for the sore feet.


I hadn't realised how under threat the koalas now are...there are some very dedicated people tho doing their best to change that. An amazing place.These delightful birds are so photogenic- I had fun trying to get as close as I could.They are large, but quite shy. I stood beside a fisherman gutting his day's catch....just the right spot.
As you can see I have found myself an internet cafe....and only 3 blocks from hospital.So it is all good.
I only have 2 more weeks here, so this weekend I am intending to "do" Melbourne.
Take care all of you.


I did enjoy my 3 days- just a taste to some time go back.
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Just to let you know you are still being "watched". Nice sunrise; great that you managed to persuade the yachts owners to park in such a strategic place........
The sunrise was all over in minutes-you should have seen me hightailing it along wharf to the "strategic place"......nice to know there are still some watching...nicer to know who......
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