We stayed at Burra Camp for two nights which cost $30 per night. Burra is a very pretty town with really old historic buildings such as the Paxton Cottages, which were built for miners and their families to encourage them to come into the town and work for the mine. You can see one part of the 33 cottage complex with Ross "posing" on the veranda. We went for a walk and had a look at the town, but the cottages impressed me the most as they were built in the ...

May 29th Stayed the night at Red Cliffs Caravan Park, which is just a small park with what appeared to be workers caravans the main people staying there. It was very quiet eevn though it was near a main road so we both had a good nights sleep. May 30th Today we got away by 9.30am to get to Moorook by 2.30pm. We stopped at Renmark shopping centre to replenish our supplies as potatoes, onions and fruit had to be handed in at the quarintine station on the SA border...

After Nurioopta we then headed to Hahndorf for another look at this town of German origin. We stayed at the Mt Barker Caravan Park for one night which gave us all afternoon to have a walk around Hahndorf and a late lunch and what a lunch it was. We ordered a hot dog consisting of Knackwurst longer than the roll, bread roll, large roll at least 6 inches long, melted cheese, thick bacon, seeded mustard, tomato sauce, sauerkraut and chips. Neither of us ate tea that...

We are on our way home now after spending three nights at Nuriootpa once again

The drive here was quite enjoyable. The roads were fairly narrow, but not much traffic and everybody waves as they go by too (not just other caravanners) which was quite nice. The towns we passed through were very neat and clean. We stopped at Minlaton for a cuppa. A lady stopped and said hello and welcome, the postie doing his rounds said hello and welcome. The bakery was a delight as the people serving were so friendly too. The pies and vanilla slice were also ...