 Easter in the Mid-North |
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The Hikers spent some time with family during Easter and exploring parts of the mid North and Riverland.
Our first stop was Burra and a visit to the copper mine.
We then headed to Quinn central to see Peter's family. One of our drives included a visit to the first wind turbine built at Hallett. There was also millions of hoppers around that were really easy to catch.
We drove a little further and did the well-marked, but short Forest walk in the Bundaleer forest. After all the dryness of the countryside it was quite remarkable to be surrounded by so much green.
Our home trip was via Morgan - to see just our slow the flow of the Murray had become - it was barely a trickle. One of our river crossings we were treated to a rare event (according to Peter anyway) a female ferry operator.
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SA-Hikers (aka Diana Peter and Dan)
Hopper on the horizon
One of the catch - looks like it has been pinned in place on Dan's thumb by the wind turbine.
Lock 2
Peter gives Dan a quick lesson about Locks at Cadell while two river boats were using the lock to go downstream. The flows of water downstream are tiny.
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May 18th 2007 - Sis: Hello
Looks like you had a great Easter....nice top too. Hope you all are well and we think of you all often.
Love, Caroline xxxx
Great to hear from you! It seems so long ago now but yes, Easter was good. A lot of driving, but good. We don't see Peter's parents very often - although we talk regularly - so it was particularly good for Dan to get to interact with his Nanna and Poppa. And what better way than being confirned in a small car for several hours together exploring the local surrounds? We are all very well and planning today's walk around the weather - there are a few showers about. Hope all is groovy in your world too - miss you, love Diana
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