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The CWA
In most of the small towns we have visited we have passed by an often nondescript, dare I say bland, building in some unobtrusive corner or backstreet that belongs to the Country Women’s Association. But there is nothing bland about this collection of women. In Australia the CWA has over 44,000 members spread across 1,855…
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The Cook and the Chef
Kelly is a big fan of the ABC TV series ‘The Cook and the Chef’ way back when it was on (final episode was 2009). She was pretty tickled to visit the actual set. And I think I am going to need to drop some ballast to accomodate the haul of sauces, jams and condiments…
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Greenock
Just spent 3 days chilling in the village of Greenock nestled into the edge of the Barossa Valley. We had intended to spend one night here but the campsite area was so good we were forced to linger. This makes 5 nights straight of being off-grid, free (or low-cost) overnighting, a new record for us.…
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The slab at Wallaroo.
It’s not all sweeping vistas, rolling plains and crimson sunsets you know. Sometimes our campsites are rounded with the simple drabness of necessity. After a dawdling drive today we found ourselves running out of daylight as we pulled into Wallaroo Bay on the East coast of Spencer Gulf…a little ways down the Yorke Peninsula. This…