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  1. With views like that, no wonder the Great Ocean Road is such a great tourist attraction.

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    1. I had forgotten how lovely it was. But any ocean road that run as close to the water is special.

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  2. This looks exactly like southern Portugal! :-)

    Regarding your comment on my yesterday post:
    We also have Red Hot Pokers here, but the photo shows a Aloe bloom.

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