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Other matters: Prepare enough warm clothes, do not go out skiing alone, so as not to have no one to know after the accident, and no one to rescue, do not ski out of the ski resort without authorization, do not go out skiing after drinking, once drunk and lying outside, it is very easy to suffer from frostbite, and wear fresh clothing so that it can be found in time. Pen ~ fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info tell family or friends when you go skiing.

Where to go skiing, how many people to go, and when to come back, so that in case of accidents, you can rescue in time. There are two gold mining towns around Melbourne, one of the more famous is in Ballarat, about 110 kilometres from Melbourne, and it takes 90 minutes to take the RNHIGHWAY from Melbourne to Suffen Hill.

(Just an hour from Melbourne Airport!) )。 Once in Ballarat, follow the brown and white tourist signs to the Hill (located on the street) and experience the colourful history of Mount Suffener! This is a must-see attraction for most tourists, and there are quite a lot of tourists. (Streets of Shufen Hill) (Streets of Shufen Hill).

The other is in Araret, which is actually not many people who know, but for Yunluo and An to meet the Chinese for the first time, they must know. The city of Ararat is about 200 kilometres from Melbourne and was originally a barren place. In 1845, gold mining was recorded here, but the scale was very small, and in March 1855, a large number of Chinese laborers crossed the border and camped here.

When two Chinese workers went out to look for water, they found gold sand by the river, and then they found a large amount of high-quality gold sand. Since then, the shallow and narrow impact gold mine known as the Guangdong Approach Road has been discovered, which has become the richest gold content in the world. (The street of Araret) (the statue inside the Gold Mountain Museum) (the entrance of the Gold Mountain Museum) due to the large amount of gold mines in the area.

In a matter of weeks, the population of Ararat swelled to 30,000, most of whom were Chinese. The influx of gold prospectors made Ararat the only town in Australia founded by Chinese. The Ararat Chinese Cultural Relics Association commemorates the significant contribution of the Chinese to the city. In 1992, he facilitated a delegation from the Taishan Municipal Government of Guangdong Province to visit the city of Alarit.

The two sides negotiated the construction of the Jinshan Museum of Chinese History and the establishment of a sister city relationship between the two places. (Aarat Gold Mountain Museum) (Gold Hill Museum) Sovereignhill OverviewStep back in time at Sovereignhill and experience Australia's burning gold rush era. This award-winning outdoor museum sits on the site of a former gold rush.

In many details, it reproduces the lively and prosperous life scene of the 50s of the 19th century. Here, there is so much you can do and what you can see that will keep you coming back for more. (Streets) (various advertisements) In the mining area you can pan for real gold! On the tour of the Sovereignhills Goldpour.

You can witness up to $50,000 worth of gold being melted into ingots. Enter the Red Hills Mine, 13 metres underground, where life-size moving "holograms" are used to recreate a scrappy Cornish miner, Richard Jeffrey, who stumbled upon the largest nugget of gold at the time.

Named "" and weighs 69 kilograms. To this day, it remains the second largest nugget in the world. The main street of Shufen Hill is bustling with people and horse-drawn carriages in brightly coloured costumes. Busy craftsmen are scattered throughout the town. There are various trades and shops selling a wide variety of goods, among which are grocers, candle makers, blacksmiths, jewelers, etc. At the hopebakery bakery.

Shortbread and bread baked in a wood-fired brick oven are baked fresh every day. You can also go bowling, dress up in Victorian costumes and take pictures, and enjoy live street performances. Or ride in a horse-drawn carriage. At night, the stage of Shufen Mountain staged a magnificent sound and light performance.

"Bloody Southern Cross (ROSS)", which tells the story of Australia's only uprising, the Eureka riots of 1854. Directly opposite the Shufenshan intersection is the Gold Museum, which displays a variety of valuable collections such as gold nuggets, placers, gold ornaments and gold coins.

In addition to the Golden Tour, you can also visit several galleries with new exhibitions from the GoldMuseum's extensive collection, as well as a large number of touring exhibitions. (You may have found gold!) )

PuffingbillyPuffingbilly is one of the oldest steam trains in Australia, 42 kilometres east of Melbourne. The original Puffing-Billy Railway was built in the early 20th century. At that time, it was mainly used for the development of transportation in remote areas.

However, in 1975 it was officially converted into a sightseeing train, and the 29-kilometre railway has become one of Victoria's most popular tourist attractions. Belgrave is the starting station, located at 227 metres above sea level in Tan Limloh National Park, and the station's architecture is modelled on the style of an English country station, giving visitors a sense of tranquility and tranquility.

The first train departs at 10:30 a.m. every day. Passing through the National Primeval Forest Park, the scenery is stunning and spectacular K is the largest station on the entire line, just halfway between Belgrave Station and the terminus Lakeside. After a 30-minute drive, many visitors get off the bus here to visit Australia's most famous steam train museum.

This museum houses a collection of early Australian and European steam locomotives, as well as a large number of text and picture exhibits that describe K is the terminus, 13 kilometres from Belgrave. In the heart of a picturesque lakeside park. Local Melburnians are often on holiday. The whole family came here for a picnic and camp. Leisure vacation.

The Puffingbilly Coach is managed and operated by a dedicated conservation organisation, funded primarily by tickets and government grants. In addition, a large number of volunteers volunteer here, and you will be impressed by the way they look in the uniforms of the railroad workers of the past. Yunluo and An met for the first time in Melbourne and were received by friends, after arriving in Melbourne.

The friend drove straight to the Great Ocean Road with Yunluo and An Chuyu. Traffic in Australia is on the left-hand side of the road, as opposed to mainland China. When crossing the street, look to the →→ on the right. The local trucks are very good-looking, just like the Transformers, much more beautiful than the ones in China! It was noon. Yunluo and An first met and passed by a town called Clarc for lunch.

I ordered a McDonald's, and the taste was similar to that of Huaguo. Continue driving to the Great Ocean Road. The coastal road here is very beautiful. Yunluo and An met for the first time and came to the Twelve Apostles. There is a map at the entrance that explains the location of the parking lot, toilets, etc. After a short walk, I finally met the legendary twelve disciples, but now there are only 7 left.

There are two more here. Yunluo and An Chuyu continued to drive back. Heading to the direction of Jilong (G), everyone was enjoying the beautiful scenery on the way, and suddenly saw a wild koala crossing the road. Koala was a little panicked when he saw Yunluo and An Chuyu, and hurriedly climbed to the side of the road.

Then I started thinking about how to get around. Yunluo and An followed it all the way to take pictures when they first met. It is said that koalas sleep 17-20 hours a day, and when they are awake, they spend half of their time thinking about what to do next... The koala finally ran away in a hurry and climbed 2 meters in half a minute. Yunluo and An first met and saw it climb a tree at the end.

If you don't move, you may be sleeping. On the way to the end. Yunluo and An regretted it very much when they first met, regretting not picking up the koala, this is a very rare opportunity. Friends in Australia said that he had been in Australia for more than ten years, and it was the first time he had seen a koala in the wild. As we move on, it's getting late, but the Great Ocean Road is still beautiful.

It's also a coastal road, I don't know which is better than the Great Ocean Road in the United States and Australia, so let's compare it when I have the opportunity to open Highway 1 again in the future. Return to Jilong (G) in the evening. Yunluo and An first met and came to a pizza shop for dinner, and the decoration of this shop is very individual.

This evening. Yunluo and Ann first met and lived in a large house in Queenscliff called Bonsaibeachhouse. This is a large house with 3 pieces, and more information about this house will be specified in the [Accommodation] section of the [Practical Guide] later.

Since they had spent the night before on the plane, and there was still a 2-hour time difference here, Yunluo and An Chuyu went to bed early and prepared to continue tomorrow. The trip to Australia has just begun. Reply: 5th Floor, Ice Heart Wanderer, Main Travelogue MasterPublished:2014-07-3010:46Melbourne (above), Phillip Island to see Australian farms and little penguins homecoming.

Queenscliff - Sorrento - Phillip Island - Churchhill Island [Itinerary Description] Today, Yunluo and Ann will drive to the port of Queenscliff (Scliff), take the ferry to Sorrento, and then drive to Churchill Island (Churchill Island) to visit Australian farms.

Go to Phillip Island in the evening to see little penguins before heading back to Melbourne. Driving route reference map: [Attraction Description] Phillip Island (Phillip Island) is a resort famous for its fairy little penguins. In the southwest of the island, Rlandbeach is home to many of the world's smallest beaches.

The fairy little penguin is about 30 centimeters tall, so the locals also call it "Penguin Island". Many people from all over the world flock to the lookouts and observation trails of Phillip Island Nature Park to see the penguins returning, but only 500,000 people visit each year to protect penguin habitats. When the sun goes down, night falls.

Batches of little penguins come ashore in groups and return to their nests in a very cute way. Thousands of years ago, Phillip Island's Insula was home to little penguins. They build their nests in the sand dunes and go out early and return late every day, even if they don't see their fingers.

For thousands of years, they have followed a fixed route back to their caves. Penguins come back at night because they are afraid of irritating their eyes from a human light source. Therefore, the island implements light control at this time, and only a few incandescent lamps with a very small wattage are set up along the coast, and there are only a few small light bulbs that can only illuminate the shore on the seashore of more than 1,000 meters.

(Note: Due to the fact that the penguins are very timid and the "homing" is in the evening, in order to avoid the penguins being frightened, all visitors are forbidden to take photos and videos.) They have deep burrows in the dirt of the island, and the penguin family lives in deep burrows. Daytime. Adult penguins leave the island and swim to the deep sea one to two hundred kilometers offshore to feed.

It will take about four or five days to return. At that time they were well fed. It can also bring enough food to the little penguins in the nest, but for some unknown reason, no matter when the penguins go out to sea, the time to return to the island is as accurate as a human time. I always land on the island after dark and when there is no light.

Churchill Island Heritage Farm is a reflection of Australia's authentic farm history. It is a fully functional, heritage-listed ranch with historic homes, country gardens, farm-raised animals, and spectacular natural scenery.

【Trip start】Today's weather is very good, the clouds fall early in the morning, and when I walk to the street, there are few cars and people. There was a lighthouse next to it, and Yunluo and An Chuyu drove over to take a look. This air is so good, when is the capital... Yunluo and Ann meet for the first time today, and they are going to Phillip Island on the Mornington side.

As you can see from the map, the shortest distance is to drive on the ferry. If you don't take the ferry, you have to detour north to Melbourne, which is not only a long way but also a lot of time. Yunluo and An first met and came to the port, where many ships were parked. Yunluo wanted to say again. When can there be such weather in the capital.... The ferry at the port is so big that you can drive your car up.

Sail! It's a 40-minute journey from Scliff to Sorrento, so you can get off the bus and get a coffee in the cabin, or take a photo on the top deck like a cloud! When he arrived in Sorrento, Yunluo just wanted to say that the water here was too clear. There weren't many people on the beach either.

Yunluo and An Chuyu continued to drive to Phillip Island. It is common for little penguins to return to their nests after dark at night, so Yunluo and Ann first drove to the island's Churchill Island Heritage Farm. This is a traditional Australian farm with many activities every day, such as milking cows and herding sheep dogs.

Throwing boomerangs, etc., the specific time can be seen Yunluo and An Chuyu arrived at exactly 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and watched the shepherd dog drive the sheep, which is very interesting. Later, I went to throw a boomerang. There are a lot of animals on the farm, especially sheep. Yunluo, a child in the capital, is too fond of the blue sky... There are also a lot of cottages on the farm, showing what farm families looked like in the last century.

The sheep were still very afraid of people, and when they saw them, they walked away. At dusk, Yunluo and Ann first met and came to the Penguin Island Nature Reserve. In order to protect the little penguins, photography and videography are prohibited inside. Australia's little penguins are tiny, and they return to shore in flocks at the point, which is spectacular. There will be stands on the beach, after dark.

The penguin's return to the nest begins. If you come early, you can settle dinner first. The official website of the Penguin Ecological Reserve: After reading the penguins, Yunluo and An Chuyu drove back to Melbourne. In Melbourne, Yunluo and An Chumet stayed at a friend's house, so they didn't book a hotel.

Yunluo and An Chuyu will visit the University of Melbourne in Melbourne today and take a flight to Cairns in the afternoon. Founded in 1853, the University of Melbourne is the second oldest university in Australia (three years later than the University of Sydney) and the oldest university in Victoria.

The University of Melbourne is one of Australia's six sandstone universities, a core member of GroupofEight, a founding member and secretariat of Universitas21, and an internationally renowned consortium of research universities.

One of the member universities of the Asia-Pacific International Trade Education and Research Alliance (PACIBER). As the leading academic centre in the Southern Hemisphere, the University of Melbourne is ranked in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings (2010, 2011, 2012) and the Academic World University Rankings (2011, 2012).

The University of Melbourne is ranked 28th out of more than 20,000 universities in the world and second in the Asia-Pacific region (after the University of Tokyo in 27th) in the 2012 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. (To be continued)

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