Wei Fengsui drove both families to today's final destination, the main "historic site" on the Great Ocean Road—Twelve Apostles (Twelve Apostles Island).
"Fengsui brother, tell us the story of the Twelve Apostles Island," Yan Yan had already started to treat Wei Fengsui as a bona fide tour guide.
"The Twelve Apostles Island," actually, isn't an island at all but twelve separate rock stacks standing alone in the azure ocean.
These rock stacks, each distinct in shape, are said to be named 'Twelve Apostles' because their number and shapes greatly resemble Jesus's twelve disciples.
The Twelve Apostles are actually rock formations of limestone, sandstone, and fossils, shaped by millions of years of erosion and weathering by the sea, and many have become unstable due to the constant beating of the waves.
