Melbourne Day 2 Great Ocean Road

We set off at 8am today to start our journey on the Great Ocean Road. The Great Ocean Road is 243 kilometers long. Today we completed 4/5 of it. We saw the rocks, beaches, and rugged coastline eroded by the sea. Along the way, you can see the development of Australia's animal husbandry, cattle and sheep, green grass, and virgin forest trees, which are clean and beautiful. The all-black cattle are Angus cattle, which are mated with Kobe cattle, but of better quality. They are slaughtered at 16 months old. The fat of the beef is melt-in-the-mouth (Kobe beef 4 years old), and the M12 beef is a marbled beef with alternating fat and lean texture. The first stop in the morning was the Twelve Apostles. Without the backlight, you could see only 7 of the 9 rocks eroded by the sea. This is a park with two viewing platforms, where you can see a kangaroo-like animal eating flowers. The second viewing platform is even better, with helicopters hovering over the sea for sightseeing. We continued driving for a few minutes to see the island archway and razorback rock. The scenery along the way was beautiful, with the sound of the waves and the cloudy blue sky. It was worth the trip.