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| All the gear, but no idea |
The plan was for a large drive today, and as such it was another dawn rise.
Before getting properly on the road, Tony couldn’t resist giving the Leafy
Seadragon another shot – braving freezing temperatures with gogglecam – but no
joy.
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| Going straight for danger! |
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| Mt Lofty in the Adelaide Hills |
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| Seeing double? |
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A long way to Perth! And
Darwin, for that matter... |
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| Clever Llama - run away! |
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| Wine, great views - content |
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| 100 year old port - content |
Got slightly lost in the Adelaide Hills, and then waylaid in the Barossa
Valley. A travel brochure listed 101 things to do that we’d narrowed down to
ten, but since that involved a couple of wineries we were never going to get
away quickly!
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| Pizza awards |
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Pizza done - guilty,
but content |
Add to that Maggie Beer’s farm shop , the winner of the best
pizza slice in Australia (2009) and a delightful vanilla slice, and we were
destined to stay there the night. Now we were one day and 5 hours behind the
initial schedule…
Key learnings
1.
There is a best pizza slice competition in Australia. The winners do
excellent pizza. How Tony didn’t know about this before amazes…
2.
100 year old port is lovely, but perhaps not quite worth $300 for a 100ml
bottle. Resisted the temptation to buy, went with a $32 750ml bottle instead!
3. Annaliza + wineries =
time lost.
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