for the australian members please
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Pete McCluskey.
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Only if you like going to Church. Obviously you have done something to upset your boss.
Pete McCluskey.
Lifetime Supporter
Yeah sorry, I was only joking, well not really. Anyway have a look here.
South Australia - Adelaide, Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, Kangaroo Island, Maps, Hotels, Online Booking. They do make the best wine in the world.
South Australia - Adelaide, Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, Kangaroo Island, Maps, Hotels, Online Booking. They do make the best wine in the world.
Whatever you do, don't drink the water.
There's a rocket range at Woomera, the nearest part of which is at least 5-6 hours north, but be careful, you've got to pass the old detention centre on the way.....
There's a rocket range at Woomera, the nearest part of which is at least 5-6 hours north, but be careful, you've got to pass the old detention centre on the way.....
If you sit at an outdoor cafe in Rundle Mall on a weekend afternoon, all sorts of interesting cars drive by. Great little city to visit.
Part of the attraction of Adelaide is that it is a compact planned city. Even though its population is over 1 million it is easy to drive into the city centre and get a car park (without paying an arm and a leg for it).
Some things that come to mind:
Stroll along North Terrace in the city (museum, art gallery, etc.).
There is great driving in the Adelaide Hills - a maze of interesting roads (Classic Adelaide tarmac rally runs on some of these roads every Nov).
The old Adelaide F1 street circuit gets used every year for the Clipsal 500 (V8 "Supercars"); in late Feb this year.
Catch a tram from the city to Glenelg and the beach.
Hallet Cove on the south coast.
Day trip to Victor Harbour on the south coast.
Murray River / Riverland / Goolwa / Coorong ("Storm Boy").
Kangaroo Island.
If you want to get the "Outback" experience, head north, e.g. to Coober Pedy.
And there are several RFs in Adelaide - perhaps one of the owners will supply contact details.
Some things that come to mind:
Stroll along North Terrace in the city (museum, art gallery, etc.).
There is great driving in the Adelaide Hills - a maze of interesting roads (Classic Adelaide tarmac rally runs on some of these roads every Nov).
The old Adelaide F1 street circuit gets used every year for the Clipsal 500 (V8 "Supercars"); in late Feb this year.
Catch a tram from the city to Glenelg and the beach.
Hallet Cove on the south coast.
Day trip to Victor Harbour on the south coast.
Murray River / Riverland / Goolwa / Coorong ("Storm Boy").
Kangaroo Island.
If you want to get the "Outback" experience, head north, e.g. to Coober Pedy.
And there are several RFs in Adelaide - perhaps one of the owners will supply contact details.
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