大洋路(B100),从托尔坎到亚伦斯福特,沿澳大利亚东南部海岸绵延243公里,是世界上最大的战争纪念工程之一。除了不时因山林大火肆虐而需要用高压水枪对付之外,这个“战争纪念”从未见证过一枪一弹。1919年到1932年,大洋路由从战场归来的3000名退伍官兵修筑而成,以纪念参加“一战”的士兵。此举既解决了大军就业问题,又结束了维多利亚州西南 The Great Ocean Road (B100), from Tollkan to Aaronsfort, stretches 243 kilometers along the southeastern coast of Australia and is one of the largest war memorials in the world. Except from time to time because of the raging fires and the need to deal with high-pressure water gun, this “war memorial” has never witnessed a shot. From 1919 to 1932, the Great Ocean Route was built by 3,000 ex-soldiers returning from the battlefield to honor the soldiers participating in the “First World War.” The move not only solved the problem of army employment, but also ended the southwestern Victoria