Restell's A Roaming

We just drove the Great Ocean Road today.  It was long and made by the ANZACS when they come back from WW1.  They built it with picks and shovels.  There was a lot of ships that were ship wrecked along the drive.  We saw the Twelve Apostles (11 and a half) They were tall, rocky and sandy.  Then we saw the Arch.  The Arch had lots of waves whiched crashed against the wall  with a loud bang and a big splash.  In the water we saw a whale flipper and seals and Dolphins.

Hi its just me again.
We're in Torquay which is the start of the Great Ocean Road and home of the famous Bells Beach! My dad and I went fishing yesterday but didn't catch any fish. High tide was high!
Torquay is a great place and a very good surfing spot!
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Since my last report, we've been to the Cadbury Chocolate factory (and met Freddo Frog).  The factory was cool, we saw how the chocolate was made and got to taste chocolate at all stages of making, including the cocoa butter and the unprocessed chocolate powder, which are mixed with milk and sugar to make the chocolate.  The chocolate powder was really bitter.  We were all given a big block of chocolate as soon as we got into the building, and there was a great big chest full of chocolate blocks!  After this, we headed off to Launceston, which is about 200klm from Hobart.  Today we saw a sea horse farm and went to Beaconsfield where the big rock fall happened, catching three men underground (sadly, one of the men died in the fall).  Mum and dad also went to a couple of wineries - BORING!!!!!!  We also crossed a bridge called Batman Bridge.