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Zwemmen met dolfijnen!
... groepen dolfijnen gezien, waaronder ook een moeder met kind. Het was een super leuke ervaring!
Na dit leuke uitstapje hebben we gewandeld door het centrum en over het strand. Super mooi wit strand en helderblauw water. Daarna hoedjes gekocht; die hebben we wel nodig in de outback. Voor Erik een echte Australische hoed van kangoeroeleer . 's Avonds lekker buiten gegeten op ons ...
Day 4
... had booked a table at the Casino Buffet at Adelaide Casino. There's no parking at the Casino so we had to park across the road which was fine in Blyth Street one of those Care Parks. We got close to the Casino and I was always told that it was a small Casino and not much was there. I walked inside and saw lots of playing tables and there were pokie machine in huge rooms from left to right and upstairs they ...
Home sweet home
... bus to town to avoid being ripped off by taxi drivers and test my ability to get around. After being rejected by 3 taxi drivers for a short ride to my hotel, I was starting to question whether at 57 this trip was a wise thing to do. The first week on the road is quite a change and I have already seen my share of 3rd world and developing countries. Travel has its highs and lows. I also experienced other lows like, getting on the train in ...
Adelaide to Alice- the Stuart Highway part 1
... fact, it would be about the 149th biggest out of the listed 249 countries and dependencies, almost exactly the same size as Macedonia. It's slightly larger than Israel, El Salvador and Belize, and slightly smaller than Belgium, Rwanda and Haiti. The populations of all these countries reach millions. The population of Anna Creek Station homestead is fifteen. The outback is a place that can swallow countries whole... I'm pretty sure you could fit most of Europe in there.
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Overlander to Adelaide
... late at around 6:15pm. By then it was already dark.
The station is not a pleasant welcome for first time visitors to Adelaide. It is situated in the middle of what is essentially industrial/park wasteland, with no footpath from the station to Sir Donald Bradman Drive - the closest main road.
As we were not prepared to pay the exorbitant fee of $10 for a bus ride of 5 minutes up the road to the CBD, we opted to walk, made very difficult at first by the ...
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