We went on an amazing adventure today to the tip of the Ayre Peninsula to a place called the Whaler's Way. It's a privately owned piece of land alongside the Port Lincoln National Park that has been held in the same family for many generations. The area was once frequented by whaling ships - hence the name. It was quite expensive to enter the land ($30 plus a refundable $10 key deposit) as you need to unlock the gate on your way in and out. The drive is through ...

This morning, after a great cup of coffee thanks to my aeropress and a delicious brekky of scrambled eggs, avocado and cherry tomatoes in a toasted wrap (yes we are obsessed with toasted wraps!), we left to explore Port Lincoln in a little more detail. The weather was not great today, raining on and off through the day (and continued all night). We walked along the foreshore, window shopping and discovering a statue of three times Melbourne Cup winner, Makybe D...

Happy birthday to you! Today is Gadi's birthday (which is why I baked a chocolate cake last night). What a beautiful morning we woke up to at Second Creek, Tumby Bay this morning. It was wind still and the inlet was stunning with sand bars stretching out for miles, pelicans waddling nearby and many other birds flying overhead. Gadi went out in the kayak and Cadbury and I watched from the shore for a while and then walked along the shoreline before heading back ...