I left Waikerie in disgust after the farm didn't pay us for our two weeks work and arrived in Glenelg late evening, which is a suburb of Adelaide. Glenelg is the beach area of Adelaide and the hostel I am staying in is an old 19th century house. It sort of reminded me of Kensington in London from the outside and both Anna and I were amazed at the big open fireplaces and massive mirrors in the dorm rooms. We did arrive kind of late and realised pretty quickly it ...

I left Claudia a couple weeks ago to continue on her travels around Australia and I can honestly say I am going to miss her, she always had a smile even when things weren't great for any random reason. Now back to what I have been doing. I have spent the last 2 weeks in Waikerie in South Australia. The place is a nice little town which is one of the biggest orange producing places in Australia. The reason I have spent this time here is because I got a job on a fa...

Yesterday we made good time in getting to Port Lincoln from the border of South Australia. We checked into the YHA which has only been open for a couple of months and I can honestly say it is the best one I have been to by far. Definitely worth the couple extra dollars you pay to stay here and Rob and Debi are wonderful people. I got a good nights sleep before taking on today's adventure...Great White Shark Cage Diving! It was a very early start to the day and I...

This morning we crossed the border from Northern Territory into South Australia. I hadn't realised how close we were to the border camping last night but when we woke there was a great big sign saying welcome to South Australia which we obviously never saw in the dark lol. I did have a laugh travelling to Coober Pedy, there are so many rude road safety signs! All with things like don't do this or that and then with some random swear word written using a picture ...

This morning was another early start as we hurried to get to Uluru for sunrise. Not as colourful as I would have thought or like the sunset but it was still nice to see the sun coming slowly out of the shadows. We hurriedly ate some breakfast and then drove round to the start of the Uluru climb. It looked rather funny me driving along with a big piece of bread sticking out of my mouth lol. We hurried...for no reason...when we got there we discovered that the cli...