After these attractions the highway became surrounded by what seemed to be mostly cattle farms.  We even bought some fresh cheese from Cheese World, located across the street from a dairy factory.  After experiencing the necessity of a camping lantern the previous nights, we made a pit stop to acquire one.  A friendly local suggested a nearby campground, where we reluctantly paid for our first campsite, but also enjoyed our first warm showers since leaving Melbourne. August 15th was our first completely sunny day.  We took advantage of this by detouring to the Cape Nelson Lighthouse, which is Victoria’s most intact lighthouse complex.  Built in 1884 and 32 meters high, this lighthouse provided safe passage for ships traveling through the harsh environment of the Southern Ocean.