Mt Gambier half way between Melbourne and Adelaide. Blue Lake Volcanic Crater, which turns Cobalt blue in summer.
South Australia in my opinion is the most under rated State in Australia. I really want to get back there and explore some more as there was many places we missed. I suppose we just fitted in as much as we could with in the limited travel time and money we had. I did pick up a little work as a casual Electrician installing a Manroland printing press at a newspaper place in Mile End near Adelaide central business district for while and the girls worked in a nursey to boost the travel funds.
Victor Harbour horse drawn tram car which travels out on the causeway to Granite Island. We did the 2.5 km walk around the Island.
Our camp set was pretty basic and simple, lucky we did not see much rain.
Aldinga Beach, I had never seen so many cars on a beach.
Port Noarlunga
BHP Open cut mine Yorke Peninsula
Stenhouse Bay Jetty, Yorke Peninsula.
Innes National park, Yorke Peninsula.
Parachilna George. South Australia seemed really dry it was always good to see water in any creeks we came across.
Flinders Ranges. We hiked to the top of the rim then did a loop into the pound and back to the camping area.
Wilpena Pound, Flinders Ranges
An Emu at the Wilpena Pound camping area.
Cooper Pedy an under ground back packers accommodation.
It was pretty hot and dry out side in Cooper Pedy but nice and cool under ground.
The Kimba Cockatoo half way across Australia, The claim is half between Sydney and Perth.
Point Sinclair Lake
Cactus Beach. A pretty famous surfing spot but there was not anyone out when we were there.
Border Village Road House and Sign.
Next stop the Nullarbor and Western Australia
