The pictures will speak for themselves, but we have granite Island with the tram pulled by a Clydesdale, and the markets. We also have Smallville a miniature village complete with churches, mills, cricket field, etc. Well worth a visit. You can also have a meal at the tearooms; we had a very good Devonshire tea. A very pleasant morning. The Village is situated on Adelaide Rd, number 50, and is only 4.2Km from the city centre As recently as Monday the 29th Dec. a miniature railway was also opened at the village. It is still a work in progress. ... read more

Today we did a day trip to Aldinga Beach, a beautiful little town approximately 50 Km, north of Victor Harbor; we traveled via Willunga, another pleasant little place. it was really pleasant and reminded us of Broome, before Broome became too commercialized, you can take your car on the Beach, all is still very peaceful and mother nature has not been too damaged by men.- See photos- We stopped for Lunch at McLaren Vale and visited the Almonds Train- see photo- On the way back we stopped at the cheese factory “Alexandria Cheese factory”, some very nice cheese were on offer, but I am still partial to the Margaret River region cheeses in WA. As you can see from the photos, Puppy is our constant travel companion and seems to be enjoying the trip too! Tomorrow ... read more

We had another bad storm last night, but that did not stop the possums dancing a polka on the van's roof again, that sent the dog wild, and we did not get much sleep after that. Fortunately we were the only van in the park, so nobody got disturbed. On the road to Kapunda, we passed many little wineries. This was very picturesque, but uneventful, so very little to report, and the photos will speak for themselves. We are only staying one night in this park. ... read more

The rain has finally stopped, and the sky is blue, but the temperature is still very cool. We spent last night in Ceduna, at the “Airport Caravan Park”, the last park on your right as you leave Ceduna for Port Augusta Not a 5 stars park, but what we found was “Steve” the most helpful and courteous person one can wish for. Ever since we left home, I had trouble with the sway bars that kept popping out of their sockets, the caravan repair shop at Bunbury was no help at all in guiding me either, and we left, hoping for the best. Needless to say that it was hard keeping the van stable when driving, especially with the weather that we had…. Talking to “Steve” about that problem he said to me “ don’t worry, ... read more

We are in Eucla, 13kms from the South Australia border. Storms and rain. Not nice at all. Hardly any visibility to drive. Scary at times because of high wind. We have stopped for today. ... read more