[Anglesea Golf Club, a close encounter with the Kangaroo] On the way back to Melbourne by car, I went to angelsea. Anglesea is 10 minutes west after Bears Beach, and then further west will reach Lorne and Apollo Bay. It is a small town between Tolkan and Lorne (17 km from Tolkan and 38 km from Lohn) and is a popular choice for locals on summer excursions. The main attraction is the main beach of Anji West, just south of the main road of the town, suitable for surfing and swimming or relaxing. The more distinctive activity in the town is golf, of course our purpose is not to see golf, but to see the kangaroos here. There are many kangaroos here, and I have seen flocks of wild kangaroos on the hillside near the Twelve Apostles, but wild kangaroos are very alert and cannot be near at all, and here, you can see these cute and powerful angels up close. There are also protective rings on the neck of the kangaroo here. It is said that the kangaroo variety here is called Macropus giganteus, which means "super big feet" and belongs to the larger gray kangaroo in eastern Australia. I am envious of the golfers here, and playing golf with the company of the kangaroo is also not fun. Watching kangaroos remember best to avoid noon, kangaroos are hiding in the shade, early morning and evening is their time to move. It is also said that the golf course was open before, and tourists ran everywhere, and tourists were hit by high-speed golf to the head and died. So now the course measures must be taken to see the kangaroo, and must not enter alone. There is also a cafe, tired to sit down for a cup of coffee, enjoy the view outside the window is also very good.