Day 15 - Adelaide to Wallaroo.

It was time to say goodbye to Adelaide and head off for the next adventure of our holiday.  We had our usual walk to Coffee by the Beans, before packing and heading off to Wallaroo.  

All the beautiful blossom trees on our walk to Coffee by the Beans.

Richard and Ron.

More blossom trees.

Our new favourite coffee shop.

Enjoying our cappuccinos.

We had a bit of time to fill in so we went to Ikea.  My favourite shop.

I already have the bowls at home.

I love the plates and cups.

But really don't need them.

Barb trying out the Spyder.

All loaded and ready for the off.  Bye Barb, bye Ashley.

Bye Guys, thanks for an awesome time in Middleton and Adelaide.

Heading out of Adelaide.

The colourful barriers on the side of the highway.

Riverlea Park 35kms out of Adelaide.  That's new.

Looks nice.

Just driving past.

Long straight road with no traffic.

A "Newton Aircraft Emu" at the Kadina RSL.

Welcome to Wallaroo.

Past the Heritage and Nautical Museum.

Arriving at the Wallaroo Beachfront Tourist Park.

Our accommodation for the night.

Honeysticks at the IGA.

We didn't buy them.  Really.

The painted mural at the supermarket carpark.

More of the mural and lovely old buildings.

Fleet of prawn boats at Wallaroo.

The ferry leaves from Wallaroo to Lucky Bay or Port Lincoln.

The Smelters is a lovely cafe/coffee shop.

I wasn't open when we went past.

Day 14 - From Middleton back to Adelaide.

 Our usual coffee stop at Big Surf before heading back to Adelaide and Richard and I went to the Adelaide Market for a little look.

Barb and Richard ordering coffees.

We called into Protea World on the way back to Adelaide.

They have beautiful bouquets to buy.

More lovely flowers.

You can also buy plants.

Torii gate at the Adelaide Market.

Entrance to Chinatown at the Adelaide Market.

Another view of the Torii Gate.

These crumpets are amazingly yummy.

A selection of antipasto.

A view into the cheese cabinet.

The Smelly Cheese Shop

We bought some yummy pineapple.  So sweet.

Just looking.

Still looking.

We went out to Superstitious Thai Fusion Restaurant for dinner.

A glass of Shiraz.

 Thai Green Curry.

Another couple of plates to share.

So much yummy food.

A great way to finish the day.

Day 13 - K1 Wines for wine tasting and Chalk Hill for a little drink.

We went to K1 wines, which is a regular place for a visit.  Such a lovely location with the lake.  Then to Chalk Hill for a glass of wine and sitting just chilling and looking at the views.

Driving into the K1 winery with the lake and avenue of trees.

Walking to the entrance.

We had the place to ourselves.

We ordered a platter to go with our wine tasting.

Trying to choose which wines we needed to order.

The Shiraz is really nice.

Inside K1 Wines.

I refreshing bottle of Chalk Hill Pinot Grigio.

Some of the views while sipping our wine.

Richard and I at Chalk Hill.

Ron and Barb at Chalk Hill.

Views of the vineyards and towards the d'Arenberg Cube.

The d'Arenberg Cube seen from Chalk Hill.

Ron and Barb walking back to the car.

Another lovely day in the McLaren Vale area.