Brighton (Adelaide) - On the way to Fleurieu Peninsula

We've been here a couple of days now.

Following are bits and bobs from our travels over the last few weeks:

Innes National Park

- we loved it but the weather sent us packing. Only spent a night before the predicted storm came through. We were long gone thankfully.

The above photo is another example of people walking on rocks when there is a chance of a freak wave coming over and wiping them into the ocean. These people even had little babies and youngsters. Goodness I am getting old and judgemental, but too many people do get washed off rocks!
Lovely views over the islands:

More nice views at Innes National Park:

Stenhouse Bay jetty:

We went for a lovely walk over the Innes dunes at Pandalowie Bay.

Sunrise with a fishing hut in the foreground. There is a very small fishing village in the National Park.

Following the Gulf St Vincent coast, we took a look at Edithburg, a small holiday town with a nice Tidal Swimming pool:

Ardrossan

Enjoyed a couple of nights at the Ardrossan free RV camp. We have had a few rainy days, and very windy days, fortunately missing the extremely severe storms.

Kadina

There is an old copper mine with heritage listed ruins, and a very deep old mine which is now filled with water. Following is a photo of the old Boiler House:

Salvos SA Style

Photo just for Mum - lovely South Australian buildings including this one housing the Salvation Army:

Kadina town hall:

Robyn noticed an interesting statue

details - close up of the statue plaque:

We are not sure if this was intended as an insult or it was just the way they spoke 'back in the day'. The 'slight recognition' terminology has us stumped.

Port Germein

We spent a couple of weeks with friends in Port Germein, having fun, helping them move house, including some painting and gardening stuff.

Jamestown

A very busy hub - for a country town, but it does get cold - ice in the mornings:

We had a bit of fun going to an Anthony Lomond production featuring Anne Wills and Peter Goers at the Jamestown Commercial Hotel - Dinner and a Show (woo woo). All three are very funny personalities.

Brighton

- south of Adelaide and just south of Glenelg. Photo looking over the caravan park and toward Glenelg in the distance.

Big day out by train to Adelaide city

First stop, a cafe for a real coffee:

Adelaide is a pretty city, with many 'olderer' buildings and also more current ones.

Following is a photo of a little tree in front of a skinny tall building - doesn't really work as a photo layout but...

This photo with Robyn helping the layout is better. (but someone forgot to frame the buildings)

At one stage, I thought a little chocolate would be nice, so walked into Haigh's shop and asked for just the one little chocolate. I think I thought it might cost about 80 cents. Got a surprise to find it cost $2.65!

It was tasty though.
Robyn became a little sentimental outside the University of Adelaide, or is that look, 'I'm sick of this noisy city'?

Rundall Mall has artistic balls. (Just checking to see if anyone is reading this)

Tomorrow we leave the Adelaide area and head down to the Fleurieu Peninsula.

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• 22/05/2020 Lock Down
• 08/05/2020 Far North Qld
• 04/06/2019 Paronella
• 16/5/2019 Shepparton Completed
• 16/5/2019 New Zealand North
• 16/5/2019 New Zealand South
• 28/7/2017 Shepparton Begins
• 20/10/2016 Albury
• 7/9/16 back in Victoria
• 31/8/16 Adelaide
• 17/7/16 Yorke Peninsula
• 26/06/2016 South Australia again
• 15/05/2016 Backtracking Photos
• 11/05/2016 Heading North?
• 15/04/2016 U-Turn
• 28/03/2016 to Cober Pedy
• 23/2/2016 Wimmera
• 12/12/2015 Victoria
• 18/11/2015 Gippsland
• 17/10/2015 Victoria
• 24/8/2015 Mallacoota
• 09/8/2015 Overseas
• 07/3/2015 Flying High
• 16/3/2014 Missing Bits
• 15/3/2014 Eastern Tasmania
• 10/1/2014 West Tamar Valley
• 10/12/2013 Tassie Towns
• 19/11/2013 Tassie update
• 25/10/2013 Tassie update
• 23/9/2013 Stanley
• 21/9/2013 Sulpher Creek
• 7/9/13 Crossing the Tasman
• 5/8/13 at the Block