Adelaide

Next morning, guess what? No water! We called Bob again and headed for the marina. He directed us in to a mooring where we could fill up so that we could shower before the transfer back to Adelaide.

We were all packed up and ready to go when the van arrived at 11am.


When the van arrived, we said goodbye to our home for the last few days and headed back to Adelaide. This time we avoided the motorway and travelled through the suburbs. Our impression of Adelaide was that it has some beautiful old houses made of stone with lovely intricate latticework around the balconies.

We dropped Steph and Gary off, checked in at the apartment and set off to explore the city. We clocked up about 14,000 steps for the day, found the malls and had a good look around. Eventually we found the free city loop bus and did a circuit. The buses were not as frequent or well promoted as in Perth, but once we were on board the trip gave us a good overview of the CBD.

Later we met up with Denise and Greenwitch for nibbles, which meant finishing off the lovely cheese and crackers Bob had provided. No one felt like going out, or even ordering in, so Denise cooked up the bacon and eggs we had planned to have for breakfast instead.

Ann-a-Gram ;-)