Travelling Around

https://tentoesinthewater.blogspot.com/ Linking up with Mosaic Monday and Our World Tuesday. 19th June 2019 I have not taken any photos this week, just because I haven't been out and about and I thought housework would not be a very interesting topic so I am posting some photos from way back in 2009 when we did our first long trip halfway around Australia.  We left from Adelaide and headed north to Darwin then across to Western Australia  and down the West coast and across the Nullabor back to Adelaide. We had a fantastic holiday and we have many wonderful photos and memories. Monkey Mia, Western Australia Monkey Mia is approximately 900 km north of Perth, Western Australia.  We stayed in Denham, a small town about 24 km from the dolphin reserve.  The Park Rangers supervise the feeding of the dolphins. sometimes 3 times a day.  We arrived there about 8 am but had to wait a while before the dolphins arrived.  Some people stood at the waters' edge but we decide

10th June 2019 We have a public holiday here today for the Queen's birthday, although it's not her actual birthday which is in April, we get the holiday in June.  We had no plans for today and wanted to have a day out but every idea we came up with just didn't seem to be right.  We couldn't make up our minds and we both felt like going out but our aches and pains were giving us signs that we would not be wanting to walk too far, so after a light lunch at home, we took off in the car and headed towards the beach.  The beach seems to be a good place to start so we took our  classic old Jag out for a  drive.  Our first stop was for ice cream at a nice little cafe with seating on the beachfront and it was perfect, the sun was even shining and the wind that was forecast had not eventuated. After enjoying the sunshine we drove around the dock area of Port Adelaide and took a few photos of our car for our Jag Club calendar.  We then drove to the Dolphin Sanctuary at

  Our World Tuesday 4th  June 2019  Last year we spent a week in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia.  We try to go there every year as it is one of our favourite places.  We used to go camping with our children in our tent, then progressed to a small caravan, then one with a shower/toilet and in 2010 we bought our present van with a larger ensuite and a few more little extras to make caravanning easier for us as we are not as young now! Camping at Farina, Sth Aus. Farina camping area Our campsite at Farina Sunset at Farina Our campsite at Farina was near the fence line of Farina Station.  When we arrived there were quite a few caravans and tents already set up.  The camping area is huge with lots of lovely gum trees scattered around and also fire pits for use by the campers.  We didn't want to be too close to other campers, and some were obviously travelling together so we decided to drive through the camping area to the far side near the fence and alth