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 MurrayRiverBarrages@Goolwa by xuessium Took a day tour with Adelaide Sightseeing Tours for A$48 (circa 2001) to explore the Fleurieu Peninsula. The last 2 stops of the day. The penultimate stop was at Goolwa where we got to see the Murray River barrages complete with a lock for navigation. The barrages form a man-made barrier between the fresh waters of the Murray River and the salt water of the Coorong National Park. For most of the folks in the coach, it was "ah huh....and??" and for some, just "????". It just wasn't the same when there were no mysterious creatures to see or any shopping to be done. The last stop was the Scottish town of Strathalbyn, very picturesque, very park-like, along the banks of the Angas River. Had a 15 minutes chance to stretch out my legs, do a stroll through the town, catch some photos and for my lady friends, well, a last chance to do some shopping before we hit back the City. Leave a Comment
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 EncounterBay by xuessium Took a day tour with Adelaide Sightseeing Tours for A$48 (circa 2001) to explore the Fleurieu Peninsula. Folks who love photography would like the next vantage stop for panoramic shots of Horseshoe Bay, Rosetta Heads and Encounter Bay, all places steeped in whaling history. At this stage, Victor Harbour is very close by. Leave a Comment
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Melba's Chocolates are located in the old Farmers Union Milk Factory. When you visit, you can watch through windows the confectionary being made on the old fashioned machines. There are FREE SAMPLES for you to try, and there is lots to choose from at factory prices. Being in Dairy cattle country, of course you can buy "COW PATS" to try. Melba"s is open from 9 -4.30 daily and Admission is FREE.
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 Biggest rocking horse in the world by adelaidean Hire a car for a day, grap a map of the Adelaide hills and start driving. I would recommend starting at Gumeracha where you will see the Giant Rocking Horse, and travelling throught Birdwood where there is a motor museum for enthusiasts. Travel through towns such as Lobethal, which at Christmas becomes alive with christmas lights and end up a Hahndof, a quaint German town with lots of interesting shops and restaurants. Leave a Comment
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This train ride is based at Mt. Barker. The train takes you on a scenic journey to Strathalbyn, then onto the seaside towns of Goolwa and Port Elliot, before finally arriving at Victor Harbor. There's a few different train journeys that you can do. THE COCKLE TRAIN runs from Goolwa to Victor Harbor, the trip is about 1/2 hour. The Train travels alongside the ocean, giving you great views, and at certain times of the year, you might see the Southern Right Whales migrating. Fares 2008 are $21 one way or $26 return. THE SOUTHERN ENCOUNTER is a full days trip, departing from Mt. Barker going to Victor Harbor. The Train stops at Goolwa for 4 hours, for lunch and a browse around the town, then heads onto Victor Harbor for a 3 hour stop, giving you plenty of time to have a look at this lovely seaside town. It only runs on Sundays twice a month from May to November. Fares 2008 for a return trip are $64 THE HIGHLANDER this train journey is from Mt. Barker to pretty Strathalbyn. It departs at 10.30 am, and is back at 3pm. This gives you time to have a look at Strathalbyn. Fares 2008 for a return trip are $31 MURDER MYSTERY TOUR This includes a train ride, coach transfer to a venue, three course meal and the show. Passengers can dress up and you can join in the play if you wish. Fares 2008 are $95, includes everything but drinks. It is held on a Saturday night For more information and booking, which is a must, the website is listed. These train journeys are a different way to see the countryside, and everybody can relax and take in the surroundings.
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This is a beautiful time to visit the Adelaide Hills. Head up the South Eastern Freeway to Stirling, you have to exit off the main highway, this makes the town a lot quieter. Stirling has lots of huge Oak Trees, these were planted in 1890. Druids avenue is a beautiful spot. Stirling is known for the well -off people, with their large stately old homes amongst beautiful gardens. Because of the Climate, 4 distinct seasons, in Spring the bulbs are in full bloom. Some gardens are open to the public. Further on is Aldgate, another pretty spot with lots of Autumn leaves, and the historic Aldgate Pump Hotel, built in 1864. The Hotel does good meals. Next, Bridgewater, and here is the Old water Mill, that is now a restaurant. The Mount Lofty Botanic gardens are a picture at this time of the year too. They are located on Piccadilly road, Piccadilly. FREE GUIDED WALKS are given, leaving from the carpark at 10.30am during Autumn and Spring. Open weekdays from 8.30 - 4pm and weekends from 10 -5 pm
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by eldredfran Travel from Goolwa to Victor Harbor and back by a real live steam train called The Cockle train or ride up the Coorong in a boat and see places where the Aboriginals once lived. Leave a Comment Directions: Goolwa is 80 Km south of Adelaide in South Australia. Part of the Fleurieu region making up Strathalbyn Goolwa Victor Harbor and Cape Jervis towns and many more in between.
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by Sweetberry1 One of the nicest activities is a ride on the 'Steam Ranger', through the Adelaide Hills. The scenery is spectacular, ideal for some wonderful photography. Leave a Comment
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The hills surrounding Adelaide are one of it's features. If you have a car- or can locate the bus the journey is beautiful and the small towns up there are far more local and friendly than the city itself. Stirling has a great organic market of the weekends and has a great feel about it. If you get to Mt. Lofty you can see the whole city from above, the surrounding hills and the sea Address: StirlingDirections: Adelaide Hills
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Well, I've studied in Adelaide for 4 years, I still remember the rides that I took with the head of boarding house Mr. Matthew Simpson to Norton Summit. The view up there was breathtaking if anything but I would have rode up to Mt. Lofty if my stamina would have allowed it and my bike would have allowed it. I was riding a hybrid bike back then and my friends and Mr. Simpson were riding race bikes, naturally I could not keep pace with them. Well that's all I got to share Leave a Comment Address: Norton Summit/Mt. LoftyDirections: Head directly up Magill Rd
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