A lazy day today just chilling and doing some house keeping. Yes, you still need to wash clothes, clean your 'house', sweep and mop the floor (even though it's not very big) or maybe because you are living in such a tiny space you need to make sure that a) you know where things are when you need them, and b) you put things back where they belong! And you regularly need to check what's in each fridge and what's packed in the car. Today was also a fixing day for M...

Today we spent the day exploring Adelaide and its surrounding suburbs and towns. The day started with rain but ended with warm late afternoon yellow sunshine! Dare I say it, but we stopped first in Mount Barker to shop at Aldi. Also filled the gas bottle at BCF and Gadi bought expensive 'stuff' at Battery World. We drove to Hahndorf, which is a cute little German town in the Adelaide Hills and we walked through the Main Street enjoying window shopping. We then d...

Last night was the first time we had really noisy neighbors in a free camp. There were some English backpackers already camped but they told us other backpackers had been staying there for the past month and they returned each evening. Sure enough just on dark several four wheel drive vehicles drove in and parked right on top of us effectively blocking us in. Anyway they weren't too friendly so we just watched a recorded episode of Danish/Swedish police thriller...

Today we spent a fair bit of time driving, which was quite good as it got to about 35 degrees so the aircon was quite welcome. We left Narrung via the ferry which is free and operates 24/7. We drove through lots of small towns today including Wellington, Langhorne Creek, Strathalbyn, Finniss, Goolwa, Hindmarsh Island (where the Mighty Murray River meets the sea) and Victor Harbour. It was interesting reading about the history of this area, which was once so reli...

Woke up today in the seaside town of Kingston SE to find most of the other caravans, camper vans and motor homestead already packed up and left. Made scrambled eggs, capsicum, cherry tomatoes, smoked salmon and avocado for brekky - yum! Packed up and left around 11am driving along the magical and mystical Coorong, home of the iconic children's book (and movie) Storm Boy, by Colin Thiele, which was set in the sand dunes of the Coorong. We drove straight through...