About a four hour trip today again- we seem to be getting into a four hour travel rhythm. Tomorrow it's another 4 hours again. We had a great experience at Coffin Bay in an oyster commercial shop! Ros's GPS led us to a commercial oyster selling area - when we were expecting a general oyster store. Anyway, we were told to go door knocking to see who had been out to collect them. We found a place and walked to their workshop area and found a guy who sold us a dozen...

A very early start today - up at 530am to head out on a charter boat to Neptune Islands and conservation marine park. Shark cage diving was on the menu today - we all looked forward to it. Ros and Pol took seasick tablets and asked Gav if he needed any to which he said the famous last words 'I don't get seasick'... a three hour journey to the islands and Gav was a goner after not too long! Bloody cold water but amazing being in the ocean with these creatures. ...

We awoke spritely and not any bit seedy. Good start to a new year. Today was a 4 hour or so ride to Port Lincoln where we've booked Air B & B to house our meagre possessions in while we head out to dive with sharks (in a cage of course) from Port Lincoln.

From Adelaide to Mount Remarkable - and a new year. Today we stopped by Jacobs Creek (was full so we didn't have lunch here) & Lehmanns winery before heading to a small SA town at the base of Mount Remarkable. Some stunning scenery along the way - from rolling countryside hills to the posh wine region and then to some rural Australian outback. We ended up in a SA town called Melrose - celebrating the last day of the year at the Mount Remarkable pub - its wher...

And to say one last g'day for the year to Uncle Warren and Aunty Barb! From Kangaroo island to Adelaide - a less bumpy boat ride back and a bit of holiday traffic in between. We have noticed that Adelaide is very fastidious on installing speed cameras - in multiple locations - also rear facing. We also noticed a lot of Adelaide drivers stick almost dead on to the speed limit. So did we - when we realised how many cameras there are and some aren't easy to spot whe...