Australia Eguide - Travel Guides
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Port of Echuca Woodturners<br />
Here you can view the blacksmiths and woodturners creating their wares in the midst of<br />
an original working sawmill.<br />
Sharp's Magic Movie House and Penny Arcade<br />
A movie theatre here shows <strong>Australia</strong>n classics as well as a huge original penny arcade<br />
with all the lights an bell ringing. You can also have your fortune read an purchase<br />
sweets and refreshments.<br />
Falls Creek<br />
Falls Creek is an hour from Bright. Falls Creek is a major ski resort with many lifts and<br />
over trails.<br />
Geelong<br />
Geelong is a city located 70 km to the south west of Melbourne on Corio Bay which is<br />
part of Port Phillip Bay. Geelong is the west of Melbourne and the second largest city in<br />
Victoria, first settled in 1838. The port provided early wealth helped by the export of<br />
wool. In 1925, the Ford Motor Company established a plant in Geelong. Other industries<br />
followed including an oil refinery, aluminium smelting and cement manufacture.<br />
Trains from travel from Geelong to Melbourne every hour. To the south Geelong is the<br />
gatway to the Great Ocean Road and close to many coastal towns, bays and beaches.<br />
Bellarine Peninsula<br />
Close by is the Bellarine Peninsula part of encircling of Port Phillip Bay. This is a geat<br />
scenic drive from Geelong, where long stretches of beaches, scuba diving and fishing<br />
locations can be accessed.<br />
Eastern Beach<br />
Eastern Beach has art deco pools, beach side promenades, cafes and summer carnivals.<br />
The botanic gardens are a short walk past Eastern Beach.<br />
Ford Discovery Centre<br />
The Ford Motor Company has strong ties with Geelong with it's main plant operating<br />
here. This centre has a history of the design of cars over the years as well as displays of<br />
motor engineering. Gheringhap Street.<br />
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