PORT LINCOLN

We booked into a caravan park overlooking the water.

The sites weren't very big - hardly room to pull out the awning. And the car had to be parked at the front of the van. (But I no complain!!!!) We stayed two nights.

We went into town to take some photos of a beautiful bronze statue of Makybe Diva whose owner is from the area.

We also had a quick look at the town before heading back to the park.

The following day we packed our picnic and set off to explore. We drove to Whalers Way, a National Park about 30klms from Port Lincoln. What an amazing place. We stopped at a lookout to take some photos.

I walked down some steps to take a photo looking up and slipped. Luckily I sat down and it stopped my slide. Could have been nasty. Everyone was busy talking and I could have slipped over the edge and into the water. Horrible thought. It would really have spoilt my holiday LOL.

Arnold, Tony & Barb

We drove on a little ways and stopped to take more photos. What a magic place.

Arnold & Jennifer

Arnold & Jen again

Ronnie & Arnold

We stopped to have our lunch. Firstly we had yummy cheeses, biscuits and a drop of Cab Merlot (which Tony wore when the cork had to be pushed in because no one had a corkscrew and the wine was forced out the top of the bottle ), delicious chicken & salad sandwiches, fruit cake for dessert and tea and coffee.

Jennifer, Tony, Barb & Arnold


Stay tuned for the second instalment of this entry. It's passed 1.00am and I is getting tired.

Bye for now an goodnight.