Self-driving trip to Australia｜Wineglass Bay

The biggest feature of driving in Australia is that no one is without a car. I drove back to Melbourne from the Great Ocean Road for a full two hours. Except for the trees, houses and farms on both sides of the road, I didn’t see a single person or a person. The car made me always wonder if the navigation was broken.

But Tasminia is different as a tourist destination. Whether you are going to Wineglass Bay or Bruny Island, you will always encounter vehicles on the road from time to time. More importantly, kangaroos will cross the road from time to time. By the way, you can often see kangaroos and Tasmanian devils (a kind of Tasmanian devil) killed by cars on both sides of the road. On our way to Wineglass Bay, we witnessed a car accident in which a car hit a kangaroo. Fortunately, the driver reacted quickly and stopped the car in time. Although he still hit the kangaroo, it was not serious and the little kangaroo limped. He turned around and ran away.

When we arrived at Wineglass Bay, we had to hike up to a large observation deck at the top. Only here can we have a panoramic view of the entire Wineglass Bay, and it is also here that we can see what the Wine Glass looks like. The two brats were obviously indifferent to the beautiful scenery in front of them, and they were also bored and helpless when my mother and I took pictures from time to time. What they like most is to pick up a branch, grab a handful of stones, and then run wildly over the mountains and plains to release their infinite energy. In fact, children's happiness is very simple. This reminds me of a couplet. When I was a child, happiness was very simple. When I grow old, it is simple and happy!

But traveling with two little rascals always brings more problems than solutions. Although the mountain in Wineglass Bay is not very high, it was already a big challenge for me. I was panting all the way and couldn't catch up with them. After turning two corners, I couldn't see them anymore. Qi Qi and I were as anxious as ants on a hot pot, shouting and screaming on the mountain. From time to time, foreigners passing by would look at me strangely, which made me feel a little embarrassed!

When we both yelled and turned around another mountain bend, we found a stone pier. There was a sign on the stone pier saying "Please do not feed the kangaroos." The two boys were sitting on the stone pier under the sign, with a little kangaroo in front of them. The two of them were holding a large piece of bread each and chatting while feeding the kangaroos. It wasn't until I walked up to them that they heard my voice calling them. I picked them up and ran away from the big sign. It would be too embarrassing for others to see.

After leaving Wineglass Bay, we drove directly back to the hotel in Bicheno. Another important item tonight is to watch the world's smallest blue penguin return to its nest. I thought that the allure of the penguin would calm the two brats for a while, but who knew it would bring more trouble? The two brats actually wanted to catch the penguin, alas! We managed to win back a game in Port Arthur last time, but lost everything again today.

At night, when the two brats fell asleep tiredly, I finally felt a little bit of comfort in my heart. Although it was already late at night, after being ravaged by the brat, I was uncharacteristically excited and went to the beach to take pictures of the stars with my camera on my back. When I drove to the beach, it was deserted. Except for the sound of the waves, the surroundings were quiet and a little eerie. There was a small wooden house by the beach. There was still a very bright light on the outside of the wooden house, and the starry sky seemed a little dim at this time. When I was carrying the camera and anxiously preparing to leave, the light suddenly went out. Just like the scene in the movie "The Croods", the beautiful starry sky flashed in front of my eyes. For a moment, I could only Sitting stupidly on a rock, I had already forgotten about taking pictures.