Saturday, 30 April 2016
Mulga week nth
So much rubbish! Did a big clean up. 4 bags KAB later but could not get dunny paper! Pic does not show how much mess there was...where no toilets the rubbish is disgusting even though big bins are there
Range views
Range stopover..60 km fromPort Augusta.
On the way to Woomera already. Met up with lee and Gail who knew Rosie Varis in Port Hedland and a couple from Victoria, Kay and Graham and John.... Had lovely time getting to know them..most traveling northwards to Darwin but we will all be going the same way for some time but at different rates. Some like to get there fast and some take it slowly and enjoy the journey like us!
Former in laws Gaye and Evelyn both worked at Woomera prior to Ben arriving! It was eerie to see so many quality buildings and unused homes, theatre churches etc!
Tumby bay
Am really enjoying using the camera and it reminds me of the days in Baralaba when we were trialling Bluetooth handheld computers in 2002/2003 where sending files across the room by magic was exciting! Now am sending my pics to my iPad and computer and Bart thinks it is magic!
Met two lovely ladies in Tumby Bay who were artists and their work looked lovely. Lots of art for sale and many little shops were open in the town for browsing and bargains! The bakery was very popular and there were at least two other cafes.
Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Port Lincoln
Had to include the get your seat together sign seen all the way in SA!
Wow!was Port Lincoln big or what? So very busy and so many C trains running through the main streets to the silos of the port! Had to get groceries and looked in target...worst array of clothes ever seen...no big ranges or well displayed at all! Anyway as you will have noticed the park was on the shores of the bay and I was up early enough time get sunrise! just like to day at Arno Bay. We did visit Tumby bay ...lovely old stone houses new houses and marina houses like Mandurah on the canals.
Driving to Arno we could see the ocean much of the time from the road and it was mostly farming areas...where the farm meets the sea! Maybe beef, reef and mutton with mushrooms? Some places like here have put in the effort community wise to make the place look great and to provide beautiful settings for the community and visitors!
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
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