Alice+and+Jaymie

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= Alice and Jaymie's Mt. Eliza Amazing Race This is a Race around [|Mt. Eliza] begining at Alice's House and ending at Jaymie's.

> > Then the competitors will need to drive (car provided) to [|Morning Star Estate] With a colourful and intriguing background, dating back to 1867, Morning Star Estate is a rural property on the Eastern Shore of Port Philip Bay, situated between Mt Eliza and Mornington. The flagship of our Estate is the four star 20 room Private Hotel, all of which were the ‘dormitory’ accommodation of the original Morning Star Boys Training Farm dating back in Morning Star Estate's history to 1936. Whilst the rooms are undersized compared with other 4 star establishments, a superior style makeover of the rooms provides unique and unparalleled Accommodation and Corporate Conference facilities on the Mornington Peninsula. This is only surpassed by the breathtaking views of Port Phillip and the superlative garden and vineyard setting that can be enjoyed when dining at the Estate restaurant.
 * 1) The competitors will start at [|Alice's House.] From Alice's house they need to collect the key to Alice's house which will be hidden around the house somewhere to collect the next clue.

Then they will need to walk to [|Toorak College]. When they get to [|Toorak College] they will need to find the library for there next clue. Toorak College has had four locations in its 130 year history. Founded as a boys’ school in Douglas Street Toorak in 1874, it was converted in 1897, by its first female Principal, Miss Margaret Tripp, to a girls’ school and moved in 1919 to more spacious buildings and grounds in Glenferrie Road near Stonnington. When Miss Ellen Pye the Principal took over the school from Miss Tripp in 1898 there were only eighteen girls enrolled and no team sports were played. By the time she left in 1907 there were over a hundred enrolments and sports teams included tennis, hockey, rowing and basketball. An annual sports day had also been established. In 1926 the co-principals, the Misses Isabel and Robina Hamilton sold the property. An appeal by parents and old girls saved the school from extinction. Action was taken to change its status from a privately owned institution to a not-for-profit company. Land was purchased in Mount Eliza and plans were drawn up for a new school. Temporary accommodation was found in Lansell Road Toorak. In September 1928 the first assembly was held at the newly built school.  Then the competitors will catch a taxi to the [|Canadian Bay Beach]. When they are at the beach, they will need to play a game of volley ball and win to move on. [|More info] Then they will need to walk to the bus stop and catch a local bus to the [|Manyung Gallery]. Address: 1408 Nepean Highway, Mt. Eliza. At the Manyung Gallery they will need to.... Manyung Gallery is the Mornington Peninsula's oldest (Est. 1969) and one of Victoria's largest contemporary art spaces, showcasing the very best of Australian paintings and sculpture. Over 200 pieces of artwork are on show. The distinctive Tuscan Castle inspired architecture, complete with oak trees, moat and drawbridge makes a visit to Manyung a truly memorable experience. Manyung was the winner of "Best Tourism Venue" 2007 voted best gallery in RACV's "Top 101 Destinations" and a Victorian Tourism Awards nominee in 2008. Many visitors enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch or afternoon tea in the courtyard. Last of all, they will need to walk to Jaymie's house. Address: That will be the end of the race.