Carl, Rachel, Henry, and I went camping
along Ninety Mile Beach, a 2.5 hour drive from Melbourne. The 90 mile stretch
separates the Gippsland Lakes from the Bass Strait. There were numerous free
camping spots along the beach, and we found a perfect spot. The only draw back
was that there weren't ANY toilets, not even a pit toilet, so we had to hide
behind trees and bushes. Welcome to the great outdoors! On the positive side
were a minutes walk to the beach. It was a hot weekend so it was nice to have
the clean ocean water to jump into (it was our shower). On top of that, the
beach was empty, so it was like our own secluded beach. Our relaxing weekend
consisted of doing nothing, playing cards, and playing beach Cricket! Quite the
Australian tradition. Henry won and I came in third place, but really who cares
who won, all that matters is we had fun. During the Cricket game a baby seal
came up on shore. SO CUTE! He/she was just hanging out on the sand, rolling
around, and enjoying the warm weather. By Sunday, we were all looking forward
to showering! Another enjoyable camping weekend with friends.
Good looking bathroom.
Good looking bathroom.
The Ultimate Camping Machine
Henry doing the Bo Derek after his ocean shower.
To da beach.
Carl's thong (sandal for the Americans) was eaten in the middle of the night.
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