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One of the scenic articles in Australian travel notes

Australia's natural scenery is breathtaking, and those beautiful scenery have always been in my mind. When we got off the plane, Zhu Xiao, a local tour guide, discussed with us: "Are you tired after staying on the plane for more than ten hours?"? Today's scheduled trip is to visit downtown Melbourne. There are many scenic spots, and everyone may be tired. I want to advance tomorrow's trip to today, and go to Twelve Apostles Rock on Dayang Road. It's a long way, so everyone can take a nap on the way to rest. " The members of one of our tour groups are very reasonable. Everyone thinks that what Zhu Xiao said is reasonable, so we set off for Dayang Road in a daze.

When we first got on the highway, we were still full of enthusiasm for the exotic beauty. I'm telling you, there's no charge for the expressway over there. ) The car sped at high speed and a large area of grass flashed by the window. Although it is late autumn, the grass is still green and full of vitality. Occasionally I saw horses, sheep and cows wandering on the green carpet, and embroidered several black and white and yellow patterns on the green carpet. Blue sky and white clouds, as far as the eye can see, seem to be a girl embroidered together with needle and thread, one integrated mass, intoxicating! Such beautiful scenery surrounds us, as if the car is still and stays in the painting. We were fascinated by the beautiful scenery, we were drunk, and we were sleepy.

"Here we are, here we are, wake up!" The guide woke us up. In our sleep, we missed the scenery of Dayang Road, known as the most beautiful coastal highway, and arrived at Twelve Apostles Rock. The Twelve Apostolic Stones were piled up by hundreds of millions of small stones thousands of years ago. In the past hundred years, under the gradual erosion of seawater, sea breeze and waves, the magical power of nature has outlined countless small holes on the surface of stones and split them into twelve independent rocks in a whole big stone. Because these stones look like the faces of the twelve saints under Jesus, they are called the Twelve Apostles Stones, but now there are only seven stones left. Under the over-exploitation of human beings, global warming, melting glaciers and rising sea water have aggravated rock erosion. Some experts predict that the remaining seven rocks will also suffer this fate in the near future.

Walking to the observation deck, I squinted at the remaining rocks >