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Category Archives: 2021
Morning Glory
On our way from King River to Morning Glory we detoured a little to Kyabram to see the water tank there, the artwork is very good but it is fenced off so you can’t walk around it very easily. However … Continue reading
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King River Valley
We have had a very relaxing week in a quiet bush camp right on the King River, very shady, which is just as well as it has been quite hot. The facilities are basic with one long extension cord for … Continue reading
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Broken Creek Bush Camp
Sadly we had to cancel our planned trip to the Eyre Peninsula for the third time, I’m now on first name basis with the people at Lincoln National Park and they do the refund applications for me now. The SA … Continue reading
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Dunkeld Cup Camp
We met up at Dunkeld for our 49th Cup weekend camp and enjoyed a few days of relaxation in the company of good friends. We stayed at the Dunkeld Caravan Park where Deen set up her new camper for the … Continue reading
Riverland
The country changed a little as I approached Morgan, which is on the Murray, the plains were dotted with saltbush rather than dead grass or no grass. The dusty green-blue of saltbush was a welcome change from dull brown that … Continue reading
Yorke Peninsula to Riverland
I was a bit sorry to leave Stansbury, I had a very relaxing time there and it was very interesting to be able to watch a silo being painted from the beginning. This is the photo I took on my … Continue reading
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Yorke Peninsula
I had a home day today as I had a Zoom session with my Cryptic Crossword group. However I did visit the Stansbury water tower to check progress. I had an interesting talk to one of the two artists, they … Continue reading
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Port Wakefield to Stansbury
To me, the most redeeming feature of Port Wakefield is that there are three highways leading out of town! The artwork on the pub is excellent and there are a number of very attractive old stone buildings but most of … Continue reading
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Meningie to Port Wakefield
Today I headed down the shore of Lake Albert to Narrung where there is an Aboriginal village which was the tidiest country town I have ever seen. I was lucky to meet and chat with an Aboriginal man who had … Continue reading
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Nelson to Meningie
I set off for SA on Thursday in wet and cold weather, I was pleased I had packed up most things and coupled the caravan up the night before. I was going to stop at Goroke for the night but … Continue reading
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