Ma Semaine (16/07/2012-22/07/2012)

Semaine: 
Ca a bosse dur cette semaine, pour se reposer, weekend aux alentours de Cape Paterson (150kms de Melbourne). Depart vendredi soir pour profiter au maximum! Tellement agreable d'entendre les vagues depuis mon lit dans Touyoussou!

Week:

Big week in the office, BUT I drove to Cape Paterson on Friday night for a weekend away, so nice to park, go to bed and hear the waves!

Samedi - Saturday:
Reveillee par le bruit des vagues.... chanceuse :)
Woken up by the sound of the waves, lucky lucky! :)

Inverloch Screw Creek Walk:
Inverloch est a une 15aine de kms de Cape Paterson, a la sortie de l'Anderson Inlet (embouchure d'une riviere). Marche le long de l'embouchure:
Inverloch is only about 15 kms of Cape Paterson, I went for a walk along the Anderson Inlet.

Sur la route entre Inverloch et Cape Paterson - Eagles Nest:
On the road from Inverloch to Cape Paterson - Eagles Nest:

Sur la route entre Inverloch et Cape Paterson - Shack Bay:
On the road from Inverloch to Cape Paterson - Shack Bay:

Cape Paterson:

TOUYOUSSOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dimanche - Sunday:

Reveillee par le bruit des vagues.... 2eme, toujours chanceuse :)

Woken up by the sound of the waves, again, lucky lucky, again!! :)

Kongwak Market:
Ca casse a peine la pate d'un canard mais bon, j'aime bien aller voir les marches!

Classique, le vendeur de saucisses (snag!)

Wonthaggi State Coal Mine:
Du charbon a ete decouvert a Wonthaggi en 1826 mais le filon n'a pas ete exploite a ce moment la parce que difficile d'acces. En 1910, des greves des mineurs de NSW ont force le gouvernement de Victoria a creer la mine. La mine a ete fermee en 1968.
Visite carremment pas mal, de 1h30 avec un passionne!
Coal was discovered at Cape Paterson in 1826, however transporting and extracting the coal was challenging.  After the 1909-1910 strike by coal miners in NSW, the Victorian state government were determined to ensure stability in local supplies of coal. The State Coal Mine and the town of Wonthaggi came into being in 1910 to supply coal for the steam trains in Victoria. Mining continued for 59 years, extracting 17 million tonnes of coal from 12 separate mines. The State Coal Mine closed in 1968 and is now operated by Parks Victoria as a visitor experience, with a well-presented museum.

La salle de bain a droite

Kilcunda Beach:

Su la route du retour - On the way back: