Our last leg of the trip still had a distance of some 130km to travel but first our friends in Flinders took us on some coastal walks around their neighbourhood. The weather unfortunately wasn't great but this is the thing with travel photography: you have to make the best of what you are given. After the coastal walks, we paid a brief visit to a winery as there are a surprisingly large number of vineyards in this area, so capturing these was part of the culture. 

Lastly, before joining the M11/M1 motorway to Melbourne, we passed by Arthurs Seat: a high viewpoint with a good view of the coastline in this part of Australia - at least it would have been with good weather.

The route into Melbourne flowed pretty freely and then there was the detailed navigation into central Melbourne. There are multiple and complex street signs along this route including a number of seep and traffic light cameras and specific rules about driving on the same road as trams. Google Maps was the saviour and we arrived with high stress but without incident.

Images of the area around Flinders can be seen here.