Road Trip: Adelaide to Mt Gambier.

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After quite a time around Goldcoast, and landing to Adelaide and then arriving to Mt Gambier. As I left my home, it went all foggy and drizzle. Since dee days, the weather isn’t so nice for a drive. However,the sky turned the light on us after 10 am. And, thus started a pleasing scenic drive.It has been a great journey so far.
This time it was a road trip, slightly foggy, and then a wonderful sun hide and seek throughout the way. So far so good.

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The road provided great view as the greenery sparkled around the street. As the road came to connect with our destination, pine tress by the either side of road was scenic drive for me.
It’s cold out here too and will accomodate accordingly to the weather. Some clothes didn’t dry up, oh we need a dyer now with the winter.

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Our own main stop was at Mt Gambier. But, we stopped at Kingston. One main reason to stop was for the Big Lobster Statue. It was pretty detailed lobster statue that will drag anyone attention. The color, and the design, and the size by the street will make everyone and take a photograph. It’s intriguing how just one statue will create a name for its place. Kingston is a small town, but it’s going to be remembered for the BIG Lobster.

I have safely reached Mt Gambier, will have few days stay here. It’s a family function, and between whenever I will have time will go around the town, and attractions.
Thank you for stopping by.
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