Day 26 was the day I had to say farewell to South Australia, and hello Victoria. I have loved South Australia and Weetulta has become like a home to me whilst I've been there and that has been down to the incredible generosity of two amazing people. So a big thankyou to Hugh & Marion for looking after me and I'm sure mum is just as grateful as I am. I look forward to the next time I see you whether it be in the UK or back at Weetulta, need to get my fix on s...

On day 24 Mum and I went into Adelaide and had planned to go and see the South Australia Art Gallery, and the South Australian Museum. Which turned out to be a good idea as it decided to rain for us, so luckily we were inside not getting to wet when we were outside but it was nice and warm inside so we looked around the Art Gallery first which has some very traditional pieces dating back quite a few years ago and some that are more recent. There was Realms of Won...

Day 22 was a pretty simple day as we left Weetulta for the last time sadly and headed to Adelaide where we would be spending our last few days before I catch the bus to Melbourne and Mum catches her flights back to the UK. On day 23 Mum and I visited the Adelaide Botanical Gardens which is an excellent display of all the different types of fauna that can grow in Australia, my personal highlight was the cactus garden with a wide range of cacti I have never see...

Day 21 was my last day in Weetulta so it was sad to be packing up but we finished on a high because Hugh knew a lady called Christine just up the road in Weetulta who runs a rescue home for Kangaroo's and Wallabies, it was an amazing experience to be so close and actually stroke the Kangaroo's and learn about them in great detail from Christine who has looked after them for years. One of the Kangaroo's named Dagan even decided to lick my face and my ear whilst I ...

On day 20 we went to a Christening in Weetulta Uniting Church and then headed off to the Clare Valley to explore all the different types of vineyards and varying varieties of wines produced by these wineries. We started our wine tasting session at Jim Barry Wines who had some incredible wine both Red and White including The Armagh which is a $250 bottle of Red Wine. We also visited Tim Adams Winery, Pikes Vineyard and Sevenhill Winery. On the way home we saw a ve...