St. Francis Winery

14 Bridge Street, Reynella, South Australia, 5161, Australia | Hotel

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Melbourne

A travel blog entry by sarbi108

... in Melbs so I was able to get Jo and Dave backstage to see me. I plonked them in my little dressing room, (I have a room to store the suitcases etc and a place I can hang when EP spends time alone getting ready) gave them a glass of wine, and we chatted while I darted in and out packing up ready to move on to the next destination. It was fabulous to see them and they got to meet EP briefly, as we headed back ...

Day 3- Monarto Safari Zoo, Rundle Mall & OG Hote

A travel blog entry by lisanolan

... and it was dead and no one was around, so he wanted to check out when it was busy, It was alot like Bourke Street in Melbourne, but NO TRAMS! was really busy and people every where. We both were very hungry so we went in hunt for lunch. After lunch Rod wanted to go in to JB HIFI and looked at the digital video cameras. He wanted a good one. He found the one he liked and brought it. We continued walking down and looking around. We went into ...

Kimba Port Augusta Adelaide

A travel blog entry by mduder

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Kept the travellers awake until David & Gill returned from work and then out to a very nice Thai restaurant for dinner.

Sat 15 Sept
Morning walk around Adelaide centre. Bought a Garmin Sat Nav on special for $95 with Oz and NZ maps - may save me ...

Day 20 - Port Elliot to Wirrina Cove

A travel blog entry by tweaksta

... first sight of the place. There were a few permanent looking caravans with some pretty rough types drinking outside. I am sure they were extremely nice people but we couldn't help but question our decision to stay here. Once we had passed that section we came to a more open area with overnighters in campers. We must have done 5 or 6 laps of the place before we decided on a quiet spot in a bushy section as far as we could get from everyone. We set up ...

Koalas!!!

A travel blog entry by jamrocky

... the roadside before waddling off into the bushes.The landscape had changed once more to huge wheat farms and sheep stations. We passed an old mining town called Iron Knob and had a very pleasant drive to Port Augusta. When we arrived we checked ourselves into a campsite, set up the tent (breaking half the pegs in the process!), cooked a nice meal and retired for the night.
With only a 4 hour journey left we arrived in Adelaide by ...