Kayce and I walked down to the cave this morning. Watched as the showers kept sweeping across the bay, decided to take a chance and by the time we got back we were soaked. Decided to tour the peninsula today. Visited Cape Jervis where the ferry goes to kangaroo Island, we priced the ferry for a 3 day trip over with the van, but at $740 bit on the pricey side. Will save that for a 2 week holiday down the track. Driving on we reached Victor Harbour a huge town th...

Heading off this morning to catch up With Tone and boys after they had to head closer to Adelaide to collect his car yesterday. A really strong northerly wind (33-40 km p/h) pushed the caravan and car around like we were on rough sea's. Port Vincent and Port Julia are both very effected by the northerly winds. They both have big bays and the tide receeeds a very long way. We planned to stop around the top end at Port wakefield or Parham for our last squid and...

The wind has turned around mid morning and the day is lovely. We are doing the tourist drive today. Went to Wattle Valley Wind Farm, we have seen wind farms in our journey last year but the size of this one outstrips them all. 55 turbines very impressive, generates 2% of SA power. The wind farm only lasts 25 years before they either dismantle or replace with modern technology. A coastal drive past Coobowie then Port Giles, saw a huge Viterra wheat storage/proc...

Em and I started the day with the 2km Stenhouse Bay Lookout Trail.Checking out the history of the Gypsum Mining and admiring the wildflowers and scenery. A friendly emu caught up with us on the track a couple of times. At the end we were chased out by a very persistent bee!A drive through the towns of Marion Bay and Yorketown on route to EdithburgOn arrival the wind was blowing a gale straight southerly and right into Edithburg.I was very excited to see the best ...

We did a day trip around the National Park today. The scenery is quite spectacular and the coast line very rugged. A trail of shipwrecks from early settler years to recent times. The national park itself was prospering with Gypsum Mining on the early years. The inland lakes are full of salt but an amazing colour of turquoise blue. Visted Chinamans Beach and Cape Spencer Lighthouse. Pete and Tone checked out the relics at the historic township of Inneston. The...