Hahndorf to Lyndoch


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March 24th 2011
Published: March 24th 2011
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Hahndorf to Lyndoch



Lach visited Hahndor'f leathersmith this morning to get a tailor made leather pouch for his old bowie knife - many thanks to John and Sam who went out of their way to help, even giving a brief history of the blade.
While in the store, lach overheard some tourists talking about the Big Rocking Horse nearby - so we decided to check it out over lunch.
We put in just a little more diesel at Hahndorf Mobil (26.3L @151.9c/L).
Gumeracha Toy factory was located right next to the 3 storey rocking horse, which had travel direction poles nearby (one national, one international) displaying the distances to other locations.
Inside the toy factory was a very cute 4-wheel drive and caravan, as well as the type of truck Sheree thinks Col should look into purchasing for the farm!
Alongside the toy factory was a mini-farm, with many ducks, alpaca, sheep, goats, peacocks and kangaroo keen for a feed.
After lunch we set off for the Whispering Wall north west of Williamstown - where the Barossa Reservoir (built in 1909) offered magical acoustic transmission from one side to the other - 144 metres away! Lachie had a great time stirring me whilst out of hitting range!
We arrive at McGuigan Wines in Yaldara Estate (Barrossa Valley) where we briefly met up with Alex - an old uni mate who's a minemaker on premises.
After some wine tastings and setting up the camper again - we sat down to enjoy McGuigan 2009 Moscato...mmm...yum!
Can't get any better than beautiful wine, vintage cheddar from Warrnambool and some home made salami from Griffith thanks to the Calabrias!

Only travelled 81.5km's today
Total Km's this trip 1500



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