Le Tour D’Oz – An Aussie Cycling Adventure

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March 11th, 2007 by Ross

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The Great Ocean Road begins in Warnambool and continues right along the coast until Torquay just south of Geelong. Not all the road follows the coast but the part that does is spectacular. The road was built by returning soldiers from WWI as a memorial to their fallen commrades. It will be there long after trees have died and plaques have fallen down.
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