Best Western Ensenada Motor Inn And Suites Glenelg

... in Vancouver. There are several arcades leading off the market place with wine stores, Dollar Stores, shoes, you name it! I then walked to Rundle Mall which is a pedestrian mall with every kind of shop. Again many arcades most notable the Adelaide Arcade built in 1885. Above it there is the coat of arms of Australia which is interesting. It features a kangaroo and an emu, neither of which are able to walk backwards due to the ...

... it. Dan's uncle aslo took us round the Barossa valley where all the wine is grown so we could go on a wine-tasting tour without actually paying for a tour. we tried a whole bunch of wines for free including Wolf Bass and Jacob's Creek, some of it was really nice and I think I've developed a taste for Port. Didn't actually buy any though as you can get quite toasty just trying the free wine and pretending you know how to descibe the ...

... auf the town. Was natuerlich die einzige Bar dort war. 230109 Aufbruch gegen 0730 nach dem Fruehstueck Richtung der anderen 12 Aposteln. Dort hatte ich dann die Gelegenheit einen Helikopterrundflug mitzumachen. Einfach nur super geil. Pinkelpause haben wir dann in Port Campbell eingelegt. Weitere stops waren the arche und the london bridge. Weiter gings dann zur Mittagspause nach Wallaby. Leider konnten wir Unterwegs keine Emus sehen. Gegen Nachmittag ...

... the day before) to get us in the New Years Eve spirit.   We returned to a packed Glenelg in the evening and walked past the live stage on the beach front to find a bar.  They were all very busy but as we looked old and grown up compared to the crowd we were allowed in to the Dublin Bar (one advantage of a few grey hairs).  We had a fun night sipping beers, playing crystal maze and working out when our friends around the ...

... in the shade whilst we finish the tennis. It's a hot day and we turn on the air-conditioning for the first time for a few hours to cool down the van, it works very well, surprisingly and we enjoy a bbq dinner (eaten inside), a few drinks with Erin and Lachie. Lachie and Erin are very well suited, together, they make great company. He has travelled nearly as many kilometres as we have in one weekend for his brother's bucks night and he is obviously tired. It's a huge ...

... we are in Singapore for 2 days where we will do a day trip into Malaysia, possibly Indonesia, then back home via a few days in Darwin. For me this trip seems surreal as I was uncertain about what the future held and one place I had always wanted to go was China and its happening! I will try and capture everything I feel, see, hear, smell, touch in writing and photographs to try and place you in wherever it is I am! Enjoy! :)

Hey everyone,     I thought I would split this up. This one will be short.  I think I have recovered from the jet lag.  I am in a beach town away from Adelaide by about 10 minutes.  It's really nice and small, but hot.  The beach is gorgeous and the nightlife is out of control.  Victoria Bitter is my favorite beer so far, but the others are still better than most American beers (maybe not Sierra Nevada).  Anyway, I am blown away at how ...

It's raining outside today (actually it's not today but tomorrow, the 17th), beautiful day for travelobloging! Today (actually yesterday) I went to Glenelg, a small village with a nice promenade along the coast. You reach it with a 30 minutes train, the vintage one if you are lucky, from the center of Adelaide. Some of the houses on the coast, obviously belonged to wealthy Adelaindians, were interesting too. Other news. I started a bit of ...

... the evening in is rampantly homosexual and we find ourselves being invited to the table of the ' head queen ' - a flamboyant restaurant manager. To cut a long story short, he offers Caroline a job. To cut an even longer story short, Grant tells me of the years he's pursued Caroline in order to win her heart from another man - a bad man. I resist the urge to tell him ' I know what you mean '. Next ; Leaving Adelaide, third attempt

Continued from ; One year on I crack on at a hell of a pace, my shorts are damp from perspiration as I climb out of the cockpit to grab a cold drink at a small shop. Every place looks similar, with the road following railway tracks and small townships reached over level crossings. Pastoral scenes of summer flash past, almighty grain towers rising up like lighthouses. On the outskirts of Adelaide I have to take some directions to the coastal ...