Friday, Mar. 20
As we left Robe, we pasted through Kingston, the home of the giant crayfish. We stopped there for lunch and I indulged in a Crayfish Kabab. (Mmmmmmmmmmmmm).
As we left Robe, we pasted through Kingston, the home of the giant crayfish. We stopped there for lunch and I indulged in a Crayfish Kabab. (Mmmmmmmmmmmmm).
Olive in front of Kingston Giant Crayfish
We then ended up at 42 mile crossing where we set down tent pegs for the night then ventured along the 5km walk to see the ocean. This we could have driven with suitable vehicle preparation but we decided to walk this one.
We then ended up at 42 mile crossing where we set down tent pegs for the night then ventured along the 5km walk to see the ocean. This we could have driven with suitable vehicle preparation but we decided to walk this one.
Sally on the Beach at 42 Mile Crossing
42 Mile Crossing Campsite
Saturday, Mar. 21
Onward to Victor Harbour but before leaving the Coorong we stopped at the old Chinaman’s well to check out what was there. No water….
Saturday, Mar. 21
Onward to Victor Harbour but before leaving the Coorong we stopped at the old Chinaman’s well to check out what was there. No water….
Chinaman’s Well
The Bottom of Chinaman’s Well
On the way out of the Coorong we found water so grabbed this pick,
On the way out of the Coorong we found water so grabbed this pick,
The Coorong (West)
Next stop was Wellington where, unlike Kangaroo Island, we caught the free ferry across the Murray River before stopping there for lunch.
Next stop was Wellington where, unlike Kangaroo Island, we caught the free ferry across the Murray River before stopping there for lunch.
Murray River Ferry, Wellington (Free)
Shortly after (after avoiding countless wineries) we arrived in Victor Harbour where we stay in a Van Park. She was a windy night, Thar She Blows.
Shortly after (after avoiding countless wineries) we arrived in Victor Harbour where we stay in a Van Park. She was a windy night, Thar She Blows.
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