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Killing time in the City
The rain followed us most of the coach ride down towards Adelaide, which prevented any real sleep, so I was glad to get out and stretch my legs when I got to Port Augusta. Whilst circling the petrol station, my mind decided to play a trick on me, and for one brief moment I thought I was back in Southampton, looking at the refinery across the water …
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Forgive us for we have Zinned
... of the city along King William Street past the Festival Centre and the self-proclaimed 'prettiest test cricket ground in the world', the Adelaide Oval, complete with a statue of Don Bradman in cover drive mode. At this point we were tracing Bill Bryson's ...
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Adelaide Weekend
... for some South Australian related stuff but none was to be found. More wandering then I was snuck into the members stand at the Adelaide oval for some drinks after a day of Aussie v. Kiwi cricket. Im not into cricket at all but Adam took great delight ...
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Australia - Adelaide
... those increasingly regular lazy mornings. Eventually making our way into town we took advantage of the free weekend parking at the Adelaide Oval and walked across the river again into the city. Calling at the Visitors centre we enquired about a trip ...
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Six weeks ruined by an hour of madness
... kick him in the nuts and I tried to break Gilchrist's fingers when I shook his hand but he just squeezed harder back. The Adelaide Oval has hosted Test matches since 1884 is one of the prettiest and historic cricket grounds I've been to. It was the ...
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Day 217
... city that is sometimes criticised for being a bit boring. We walked a few of the main thoroughfares and then headed North to the Adelaide Oval. This is the place where the 2nd Test in the Ashes was played. It was nice to visit the stadium and I managed ...
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Adelaide
... Japanese food for the first time. We very much liked it, now bring on Japan!!! After the market we walked to the Adelaide Oval to take some pictures of the stadium and the statue of famous cricketer Sir Donald Bradman. After walking back to the hostel ...
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Adelaide - Winding up the wine, women and churches
... would dig it alike. My city wanderings started at a local hero - a statue of the Don (Sir Donald Bradman) outside the Adelaide Oval and in the pleasant winter shadow of a signature Adelaide cathedral. When you look there really are a lot of churches ...
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Meetings
... into the city and had a little run around. Lucy explained that there wasn't much to see, so we made our way over to the Adelaide Oval as I wanted to see it. There were meant to be tours but as there were 14 forklifts on the ground, they had stopped all ...
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Adelaide and Reunions!
... ! We wandered around the harbour which sort of resembled a smaller scale of Vilamoura/French Riviera and then headed back into Adelaide accompanied by 2 mad nutters! No not Shirley & Sid, another 2 ozzie weirdos shouting at each other even though they ...
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Quirky Adelaide
... gardens, the National Wine centre of Australia (no tastings... boo!), Central market (which was closed.. boo!), Chinatown and the Adelaide Oval cricket ground. We also happened to be in Adelaide on the day when Government house and gardens were open to ...
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- Great Southern Rail
- Adelaide Central Market
- Tandanya, National Aboriginal Cultural Institute Inc.
- Rundle Mall
- Guided Bird Walks
- Haigh's Chocolates
- Beehive Corner Building
- Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
- Ayers Historic House
- Adelaide Botanic Garden
- South Australian Museum
- State Library of South Australia
- Art Gallery of South Australia
- Adelaide Festival Centre
- Migration Museum
- Adelaide Zoo
- National Wine Centre of Australia
- Botanic Park
- Bicentennial Conservatory
- St Francis Xavier Cathedral