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2017-10-13 04:30
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exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-02-26 09:23
Star of Greece Shipwreck: Port Willunga
Here at Explore Adelaide, we don’t stick to only exploring on land. Recently we’ve taken a liking to snorkeling around some of South Australia’s beautiful beaches and marine parks. A few weeks ago we met
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teamaustralia
2018-02-19 04:35
Deep Creek Waterfall Hike: Deep Creek Conservation Park
Deep Creek Conservation Park is a natural gem that just keeps on giving. Situated 108 kilometres south of the city on the Fleurieu Peninsula, within Deep Creek Conservation Park is the Deep Creek Waterfall
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ligayagardener
permaculture
2018-02-08 05:50
exploreadelaide reblogged
Joe's Connected Gardens Open Garden.
Every year, as part of Open Gardens SA here in sunny South Australia, Joe and neighbours open up their connected gardens to the public for two days of exploration. The gardens are in Elizabeth South and
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-02-07 09:01
Morialta Conservation Park
Only a short drive from the city, on the edge of the eastern suburbs you’ll find Morialta Conservation Park. The tracks throughout Morialta Conservation Park are suitable for people of all fitness levels
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-02-05 05:15
Red Cacao – Chocolatier of The Adelaide Hills
Tucked away just off of Stirling’s main street you’ll find Red Cacao, one of the Adelaide Hills’ best kept secrets. This award winning chocolatier was established in 2013 and has been a favourite with
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-02-04 05:35
Stringybark Campsite: Deep Creek Conservation Park
When you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city there's nothing quite like a camping trip with the family. Located 108 kilometres south of Adelaide, is one of the best campsites around. Stringybark
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-01-23 20:08
Hallett Cove Conservation Park - An Ancient Lake-bed
Situated just 22km from the Adelaide CBD is a natural gem of the south. Hallett Cove Conservation Park is filled to the brim with native flora, fauna, amazing geology, and breath-taking ocean views. The
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-01-15 05:03
Thalassa Park – Aberfoyle Park
Tucked away in Aberfoyle Park is Thalassa Park, a wonderful and spacious park situated on Windebanks Road. There is so much to see, do, and play with at Thalassa. Whether you're young or old, there will
timmm
gaming
2018-01-10 23:55
exploreadelaide reblogged
🎮 Steemit Games Night - 14/01/2018 @ 8:00PM ACDT - SBD PRIZE 🏆
We're going to do it again, this time we'll have a bit more time to build up prize money, so up-vote, re-steem, and play! @doop and I will be hosting a Jackbox games night this Sunday, and Steemit is invited.
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-01-10 22:18
Pop and Gran in the Clare Valley
The Clare Valley is about a 2 hour drive from Adelaide, not too far for a day trip, but there are plenty of accommodation options if you wanted to stretch your visit over a weekend. From a shady,
timmm
teamaustralia
2018-01-10 12:07
exploreadelaide reblogged
Amazing Sunset Over Southport Sand Dunes
Tonight after dinner @doop and I took the kids down to Christies beach. While they were having fun down by the beach, I went for a run a few km down the road to Southport, just in time to see this amazing
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-01-09 09:02
Monarto Zoo - South Australia
Here in South Australia, we are home to Australia’s largest open range zoo. If you’d like to come and see some of the most interesting animals, both native and exotic, then you should certainly visit Monarto
doop
introduceyourself
2018-01-05 12:21
exploreadelaide reblogged
Introduction of Sorts
So I have been informed that an introduction type post is in order so here goes. My name is Vikki and I currently spend most of my time looking after two young people and writing for Explore Adelaide.
galenkp
history
2018-01-05 03:35
exploreadelaide reblogged
A mangled tree: The perfect spot for a ceremony 1857 style!
I'm fortunate to have a large degree of freedom in my working day. Well, let's call it flexibility rather than freedom. My work took me past the Proclamation Tree today and I thought I’d share it with
just2random
bigthings
2018-01-04 22:01
exploreadelaide reblogged
And They Say Everything is Big in Texas - Welcome to Australia
Back in the 1980's Australia had an infinity with big things and none were bigger than this giant Rocking Horse located in Gumeracha, South Australia. I remember visiting it as a child and was in
ratticus
travel
2018-01-04 03:40
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Our day trip to Victor Harbour
One of the things that my future in-laws wanted to do while over visiting my mum was to go down to Victor Harbour. From my mum's place it's less than an hour drive south across the Fleurieu Peninsula to
timmm
teamaustralia
2018-01-03 21:59
exploreadelaide reblogged
Colour Challenge | Thursday Green | Jenolan Caves Blue Lake
Jenolan Caves Blue Lake I've decided to do one week of the Steemit Colour Challenge so I can start getting a bit of content on my account. This photo was taken in November 2016 during out road trip from
exploreadelaide
teamaustralia
2018-01-03 13:00
A Week of Colour | Steemit Colour Challenge Summary
I hope you all enjoyed my colour challenge series as much as I enjoyed going though years of photos and memories. Here is a summary of my Steemit Colour Challenge. Monday Red Red Roses at the Cudlee Cafe
timmm
teamaustralia
2018-01-03 11:16
exploreadelaide reblogged
The Aussie Explorer
After a few months posting as @exploreadelaide I have decided to create a personal account. So, for those who haven't met me yet, my name is Tim. I'm a 28 year old father of 2 from Adelaide, South Australia.
just2random
photography
2018-01-02 21:57
exploreadelaide reblogged
Humanity might still have a chance
During my recent road trip through South Australia, I spied something that gave my heart a little glow. It was about 10 storeys high and is generally considered an eyesore throughout the wheat plains of
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