August Interlude...

Day Three:

First let me correct a mistake in yesterday's post, Day Two of my August Interlude. The photograph of Point Addis was in fact Point Roadknight.

Here's Point Addis...



...also taken during my travels on Day Two.

Now for day three.. morning has broken at Torquay...



I revisited Point Roadknight on my way to Lorne.

On the track...



A different perspective...



The lighthouse at Split Point, Aireys Inlet...



Looking to Lorne for lunch...



Looking back...from the track to the pier.



Traveling the Great Ocean Road once again brought back many fond memories of family times, and with the memories tears of joy.

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